Not exact matches
Labors can last a long time and might
require physical and
emotional endurance from your support team.
One cost of
emotional labor is that it is
labor: The self - regulation
required to uphold false happiness for an extended period of time is taxing, akin to muscle exertion.
Because
emotional labor comes at a cost, Grandey and her colleagues propose that organizations should not
require employees to provide such cheer for free.
A major reason for the qualified
labor shortage is that fewer students are graduating high school with the social and
emotional skills
required for today's workplace.