Mixing ink and the workplace

Fifty years ago, most people with tattoos were ex-servicemen, bikers, circus folk or convicts, and some tattoos were the result of a drunken night of shore leave. Today, Americans spend $1.65 billion a year on tattoos, according to Statisticbrain.com.

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