DRESS CODE | Piercings in the workplace
24th August 2018
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Can an employer ask an employee to not wear a piercing to work? Employers do have a wide discretion to decide what their employees are
Can an employer ask an employee to not wear a piercing to work? Employers do have a wide discretion to decide what their employees are
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