Tattoo’s in the Workplace

Studies say that about 40 percent of millennials have at least one tattoo. As we see tattoos on the rise, the workplace is having to adapt to these changes. Some places still do not allow visible tattoos in the workplace, however more places are beginning to allow their employees to display appropriate tattoos. While some people view tattoos as simply artistic expressions, others, such as some employers, view it as unprofessional.

Reno Tattoo Co., a local tattoo shop in downtown Reno.

Jordan Isaacson, award winning tattoo artist, detailing the rest of a leg tattoo.

13 individual needles make up this tattoo gun.

Brian Chambers performing a very intricate head tattoo.

Some people are still opting for smaller easily hidden tattoos.

Camille, a Whole Foods worker, does her daily job with her tattoo visible.

For people like Camille, Whole Foods and places like Best Buy are allowing their employees to have visible appropriate tattoos.