Go ahead and try the jeans, but leave the guns at home
Stating that "a secure environment to do the job as well as shop is actually a top priority,' the CEO of Co. and levi Strauss is actually asking for that gun owners leave the weapons of theirs at home when in the company's offices, shops or facilities.
"So, while we understand the heartfelt and clearly held opinions on each side of the gun debate,' Bergh said, "it is by using the safety as well as protection of our customers and workers in mind that we respectfully ask women never to take firearms to the stores of ours, facilities or offices, even in states in which it is allowed by law.'
Bergh emphasized he was making "a request, not really a mandate.' Nevertheless, he added, "it boils down to this: You should not need to be worried about the safety of yours while searching for clothes or even trying on a pair of jeans.'
"So, while we understand the heartfelt and clearly held opinions on each side of the gun debate,' Bergh said, "it is by using the safety as well as protection of our customers and workers in mind that we respectfully ask women never to take firearms to the stores of ours, facilities or offices, even in states in which it is allowed by law.'
Bergh emphasized he was making "a request, not really a mandate.' Nevertheless, he added, "it boils down to this: You should not need to be worried about the safety of yours while searching for clothes or even trying on a pair of jeans.'
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