Tattoos in the workplace

#Tattoo Ideas for Women in the Workplace: How 8 Real Women Manage Their Ink At Work

Is it appropriate to show your body art or tattoos at work? Piercings at work?

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Despite considerable changes in society, tattooed individuals still face struggles in the workplace. Where does society stand on tattoos in the workplace?

For a long time, sporting tattoos in the workplace was considered a big no-no. But nowadays nearly 46% of Americans have tattoos. So is it still taboo to show your ink at the office? Let us know your thoughts!

Tattoos have been a popular form of self-expression for centuries, and their acceptance in the workplace has grown significantly in recent years. While some employers still have strict policies against visible tattoos, many companies are becoming more open-minded and are no longer viewing tattoos as a hindrance to one's professionalism. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the trend of tattoos in the workplace and what it means for employees and employers.

Today it seems like almost everyone has tattoos, but there are still many workplaces that require ink to be covered up. Here, you'll find over 100 jobs that allow tattoos and career opportunities for people with visible ink.

It’s not always easy being a lady with tattoos, especially in the workplace. Although tattoos are becoming more acceptable in professional spaces, outdated ideas about the "types" of people who have tattoos can bring out nasty comments and even lost jobs. We asked 20 women from all types of professions what it’s like being a tattooed woman and how it has affected their careers, for better or worse.

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