SAF WEdnesday E-Brief
March 12, 2008 Your weekly industry news and business trends update from SAF
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HEADLINES
SAF Urges Members to Fight SAVE Act
Silicon Gets People Talking at Pest Management Conference
Flowering the World Over
NEWSMAKERS
Ullrich Receives WF&FSA's LTK Award
Florists Named Washington 'Favorites'
Florist Set to Serve Country in Iraq
LIFE AT WORK
Shinoda Foundations Announces New Scholarship
Offensive Talk Is Common While on the Job
TRENDS AND TIPS
A Growing Phenomenon: Cultural Wedding Flowers
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
Runaway Brides, Grooms: Pay Up
MARK YOUR CALENDAR
The Breakers Awaits SAF's 124th Convention
On the Horizon
REGULAR FEATURES
Real Simple Prices Too Low
Product Spotlight: Wedding Flower Calculator
Disscusion Forums
Tattoos and Piercings Not Work Appropriate
Easter Sales in 2007 by Size of Business
 
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Tattoos and Piercings Not Work Appropriate

An overwhelming 61 percent of respondents to last week's e-poll only allow employees to wear earrings on earlobes while on the job. Only a little less than 24 percent had no policy in place regarding visible tattoos and piercings. Almost 15 percent permit employees to freely display tattoos and piercings.


 --Morgan Schimminger  
mschimminger@safnow.org

 

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