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Tattoos and piercings in the workplace
To end this I would say that if I were hiring, I would give someone with tattoos/piercings the same chance as someone without. This is under the circumstance that they are appropriate for work. I myself want to get a tattoo and more ear piercings. This is where most of my generation is at which…
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Should there be laws making it illegal to discriminate against someone with tattoos/piercings?
In my personal opinion, and after looking into the research about it, I believe that there should be law banning discrimination at jobs towards those with tattoos/piercings. I believe that a person’s body image should not decide their capability for the job. I believe that as long as it is appropriate for the job then…
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The future of tattoos/piercings in a work place
It is looking to be a bright future for both considering it has been excepted more as the years go by. With the recent evidence of it improving the diversity of a company’s culture, accepting tattoos/piercings will be a norm.
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Not so black and white
Research shows how people with tattoos/piercings are percepted “They have a don’t-care attitude” – 31% “criminal/prisoners/low in intelligence – 49% “I love them” – 20% https://www.researchgate.net/publication/338198920_Perception_of_Tattoos_and_Piercings_in_the_Service_Industry
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Are you thinking about getting a tattoo/piercing?
I would personally think long and hard about the placement and the type of artwork I am getting before doing so. I would look into companies that I plan to work at and see where they stand when it comes to tattoos/piercings. This is so that I do not face any future obstacles when trying…
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Should you cover your tattoo when going into an interview?
Studies show that the best option is to always cover them. One should ask the interviewer at the end of the interview if the company allows their staff to have tattoos. This is if that information was not previously found online. This is to give you the best chance at the interview. Once you see…
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Can tattoos/piercings help businesses?
PetSmart changed their dress-code and now allow staff to have tattoos/piercings as long as they keep up a professional and friendly appearance. This implement of a more progressive approach helped their business to grow by an increase of social media followers including a press value of over $500,000 https://www.stapaw.com/single-post/2015/01/30/surprising-victories-for-tattoos-and-piercings-at-work
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Is this taboo outdated?
It is no surprise that tattoos/piercings are far less popular with older generations. They tend to see them as signs of criminal personalities due to their negative stereotypes. What adds to this stereotype is that tv shows/movies do the same by associating them with thugs, rebellion, or delinquency. However, this generation is all about breaking…
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Are companies allowed to not hire someone because of tattoos and piercings?
Yes, employers can choose to not hire someone because of piercings/tattoos if it is not part of the dress-code for the company. The only exception is if they are for religious reasons, then it is illegal for the company to discriminate. https://www.legalmatch.com/law-library/article/can-i-be-fired-for-my-tattoos-and-piercings.html#:~:text=If%20a%20tattoo%20or%20piercing,cause%20the%20employer%20undue%20hardship.
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How I feel about piercings
I have ear piercings and a belly piercing. Ear piercings are accepted at almost all jobs. Ear piercings that tend to not be accepted the most are those that are hanging from the either/ those that draw too much attention. A belly piercing is not visible since a shirt would cover it. With that being…
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