Body Piercings Sample Clauses

Body Piercings jewelry, including but not limited to, tongue studs, lip rings, nose rings and brow rings are not permitted.
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Body Piercings. Clear spacers must be used to conceal visible body piercings such as tongue rings or studs, nose rings, eyebrow rings, etc. Body piercings that are unable to be concealed with clear spacers Policy Number: HR.002 Dress & Personal Appearance Code must be covered at all times or removed while on duty. One dermal piercing, such as on the face, can be visible. If more than one is visible, it should be covered at all times.
Body Piercings. 1. No objects, articles, jewelry or ornamentation of any kind shall be attached to or through the skin if visible on any body part including the tongue or any part of the mouth, except that reasonably-sized earrings may be worn in each lobe.

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