Tattoos In Workplace: Your Right To Bear Arms - Small Business ...

Muffy wrote:

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They confirm you make poor decisions.
I wouldn't hire you, I don't care how professional you are.

Chuggaboom wrote:

I have no tats or piercings nor long hair. I own a business in Austin and it is my requirement that my 38 employees are all neat and clean cut in their appearance in person and dress. No visible tatoos or piercings and hair can be long on either gender but must be tied back and braided.
Men will wear dress pants and button up shirt and women dress skirts no higher than her knees and a blouse.
If an employee cannot abide by the rules when hired they are fired. In 26 years I have only fired 3 people and have had 9 quit for other reasons than the workplace.

Muffy wrote:

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No such thing as a "nice wrist tattoo".
Tattoos show you make poor decisions and immature.

Kat wrote:

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I am glad I don't work for a stuffy uptight person like you. I have 5 tattoos and got my girst one 10 years ago. I still love each and every one of them. They each have a meaning/story behind them and I love to show them. Tattoos are a way of a person expressing their inner self. You can learn so much about a person by viewing their tattoos. For someone like you to criticize a person for this form of self expression is just as bad as staring at a person who looks differently than you. Grow up and get a life!

Tatoo Dude wrote:

<quoted text> So, do you serve people with tattoos? Why?