Sentence examples for emotional workers from inspiring English sources

The film depicts emotional workers detailing the changes that took place at their plant, and decrying the unfairness of Kravis earning more in an hour than they do in a year (and -- salt on the wound -- paying a lower tax rate on that income).

Right guard Bobbie Williams is an emotional hard worker but slowing down.

As opposed to physical labour, service work involves "emotional labour", wherein workers are called on to amiably display a particular emotional repertoire.

Nearly 30 years ago, in her book The Managed Heart, Arlie Russell Hochschild wrote about employers in the service industry who sought control over their workers' emotional responses.

It illustrates how important maintaining the emotional health of workers is as their own state of mind is crucial to providing the best service.

Bilan de compétences (BC)' effects on workers' emotional states remain little explored.

Some strategies consider workers' emotional states allocating tasks that are appropriate to current worker's mood [74].

With Hudson clearly injured on the play, Young became visibly emotional as EMS workers removed the pitcher from the field.

"Emotional fatigue" prevents workers from engaging in their work at an emotional level due to their perceived lack of energy.

Evidence from prospective studies suggests that major downsizing has the potential to harm the emotional health of workers through job insecurity [ 6, 7], job displacement [ 1, 2], unemployment [ 8, 9] or surviving substantial layoffs while staying employed in downsized companies [ 10, 11] (i.e., social causation), although these findings are not entirely consistent [ 12, 13].

Mr. Walsh said it difficult to gauge the emotional impact on many workers because many simply do not speak openly about such things.