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As I set here killing lunch, at work, no gun, reading the back and forth about gun store workers....

It occurs to me the real answer to the question is how a pre-trail judge would interpret "under control". It is not worded "primary control", "total control", or any other phrase that specifies how much control a person would have to have. I suspect so long as the DA new a representative of the owner or an officer of a corporation would state the employee has control over any thing and consent the complaint would not fly.

But that would not stop a customer from saying "he put his hand on the gun and threatened me " That statement alone could get you in both Civil and Criminal trouble, and it would be real hard to defend, the old he said they said problem. So if I could, carry, I would conceal the carry.

If you really believe you are about to get killed, you are not going to care about getting fired or sued.

So... just accept the offer , and hopefully you'll never have to use it.