12 Answers

Yes.

I think it does effect employment opportunities. Where I work any offensive tattoos must be covered. The employer decides what they think offends! This guy would never work where I do. By the way, that's in a casino.

HM....I suppose there are some companies that would frown upon this and others who wouldn't think twice.

To each his own, unfair or not this is a personal choice and is done knowing that some sectors will discriminate

We have an electical retailer here in Sth. Aus. known as JB hi fi who only employ young people most have exposed tatoos and body jewellry --- one girl has a fully coloured tattooed left arm, this company as far as i know who deal with the customers directly is the only one to employ heavily tatooed personnel .. myself i loath exposed tattoos but i commend them for it.

It would depend on the companies policies. Although I haver never seen a man in a business suit with a tatoo on his face.

Makes me wonder if he puts his money where his mouth if so money dont talk..

I know a kid who got tattoo'd up when he was even younger and regrets it now that he is job hunting.....

The unwillingness of people to deal with a person who has a facial tattoo excludes them from employment in the retail sector. You can't judge a book by it's cover but sadly that's the way people think. I once knew a lady who would not get into a cab if the driver had a beard.I assume the same would apply to facial tattoos.

Dat, and the abiwity to chew off an ear, helped me a wot!

Ducky

LOL!!!!

With your face you could only get a job driving a rubbish truck. They usually come around in the dark.