According to Chapter 6 of the General Manual, what must employees do if they have visible tattoos?

Employees are required to cover visible tattoos with a skin-toned patch to maintain a professional appearance as outlined in Chapter 6 of the General Manual. This policy is in place to ensure that the uniform adheres to the standards of the organization and reflects a consistent image of professionalism to the public. Using a skin-toned patch allows for tattoos to be concealed without requiring removal or significant alterations to the employees' appearance beyond what is mandated by uniform guidelines. This approach respects individuality while ensuring that all personnel maintain a standard appearance that aligns with organizational expectations.