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Which is correct?

..."employer":

or

..."employer:"

TIA

"employer":

plenipotentiary wrote:"employer":

So, what is the specific rule about quotes in and out of punctuation?

I know you ALWAYS do ." but when is it appropriate to do "punctuation?

TIA

"A colon or semicolon is always placed outside quotation marks. When the enclosed material ends in a colon, the colon is omitted."

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Generic20101L wrote:

plenipotentiary wrote:"employer":

So, what is the specific rule about quotes in and out of punctuation?

I know you ALWAYS do ." but when is it appropriate to do "punctuation?

TIA

"Always place commas and periods inside the quotation marks; place other punctuation marks inside the quotation marks only if they are part of the original text."

Blue Book Rule 5.1(b)(iv)