- Emotional labor seemed to be a term coined for non-obvious work that is not directly tied to a worker’s duties: service workers don’t have it as their work duties, but simply “being nice” and accommodating can take effort (work)
- Caring professions are more directly interpersonal and intimate; that there is an emotional component is more obvious and less incidental
- This is about administrative work that is completely separate from interpersonal work duties
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- Emotional labor seemed to be a term coined for non-obvious work that is not directly tied to a worker’s duties: service workers don’t have it as their work duties, but simply “being nice” and accommodating can take effort (work)
- Caring professions are more directly interpersonal and intimate; that there is an emotional component is more obvious and less incidental
- This is about administrative work that is completely separate from interpersonal work duties