The Connecticut Supreme Court sided with the state’s unemployment administrator Tuesday, finding tattoo services are part of the usual course of business for a body art and piercing studio for the purposes of part “B” of the ABC Test.

The state high court concluded that the Connecticut Court of Appeals properly upheld the trial court’s determination that the Board of Review of the Employment Security Appeals Division acted properly in holding Vogue, which sells “body jewelry and body piercing services,” responsible for unpaid unemployment compensation contributions pertaining to its sole tattoo artist.