War And Pierce
Setting policies on facial jewelry and body art.
Not long ago, the only body part people pierced was the ear lobe. Obviously, times have changed. Today, an increasing number of people are piercing their noses, eyebrows, lips and even tongues. Along the same lines, more and more people are getting tattoos--and on prominent places on their bodies.
Like it or not, exotic adornment is making its way into the mainstream. How far can you go as an employer in setting policies on this type of accessorizing?
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