Florida Concealed Weapon or Firearm License (CWFL) Practice Exam

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Under Florida law, is a CWFL holder required to inform their employer about their license status if they intend to carry at work?

Yes, in all cases
No, but it's best practice
Yes, but only if the employer asks
No, unless specifically required by the employer's policies

The correct answer is: No, unless specifically required by the employer's policies

Under Florida law, a CWFL (Concealed Weapon or Firearm License) holder is not required to inform their employer about their license status unless their employer's policies specifically require it. Option A, Yes in all cases, is incorrect because Florida law does not mandate CWFL holders to disclose their license status to their employers. Option B, No but it's best practice, is incorrect because while it may be a good idea to inform your employer, it is not a legal requirement under Florida law. Option C, Yes but only if the employer asks, is incorrect because CWFL holders are only required to disclose their license status if their employer's policies explicitly state so. Therefore, the correct answer is D, No, unless specifically required by the employer's policies.