http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/5079470.stm
Edit: interesting snippet I found in reading the unmoderated comments... someone who works for the same employer but on a different site:
"I work for Vertex in Cheltenham, am tattooed, have facial piercings and up until recently had bright pink hair. I have never been asked to cover up or remove my jewellery at work as it does not affect my work and I am not seen by customers. I think Hitchin should be ashamed of themselves."
Edit: interesting snippet I found in reading the unmoderated comments... someone who works for the same employer but on a different site:
"I work for Vertex in Cheltenham, am tattooed, have facial piercings and up until recently had bright pink hair. I have never been asked to cover up or remove my jewellery at work as it does not affect my work and I am not seen by customers. I think Hitchin should be ashamed of themselves."
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Date: 2006-06-19 11:19 pm (UTC)That's what boggled me as well. I mean, I make some concessions to the business norm, and make sure to wear a jacket whilst meeting customers, subcontractors and so on, but one of the things I like about working for Sepura is feeling comfortable wearing short sleeves in the office.
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Date: 2006-06-20 08:43 am (UTC)I don't think your scars are seen as offensive either - they are not. Tattoos are generally made to mean something - people always ask me what my tree 'means' . I like trees?
I prefer to keep it for my time and not bring my tree up at work. But you've overheard me talk about my strange medieval dressing up habits at work. I do like to represent the margin with pride and a wry smile wherever possible!