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New Hampshire’s Guns at Work Law Takes Effect

New Hampshire has enacted a law that permits employees to bring firearms to their workplaces, expanding workers’ rights regarding self-defense. This legislation applies to private employees in specific situations, such as when they are eligible for carrying firearms in public and comply with various conditions, including the provision of relevant training.

Employers must now navigate the implications of this law, balancing workplace safety with employee rights. This development highlights the ongoing debate over gun rights in the workplace and prompts businesses to reassess their policies to ensure compliance and protect both employees and customers.

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