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You are here: Home > Industry Insider > Tattoos: how much is too much in your workplace? > Heather Jones looks at the risks for employers when deciding on the suitability of tattoos in the workplace, particularly where stringent dress codes stray into judgements on social acceptabilityHeather Jones looks at the risks for employers when deciding on the suitability of tattoos in the workplace, particularly where stringent dress codes stray into judgements on social acceptability
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