An indivisible union? Assessing the marriage of Hochschild's emotional labour concept and labour process theory

The emotional labour of nursing 1: exploring the concept.

This is the first in a two-part series on emotional labour, a trained and individualised response to help manage the emotions of patients. It reviews relevant literature to define and explore this concept in nursing, and considers examples of emotional labour and makes recommendations for future policy and research. Part 2 of this research, to be published in next week's issue, examines routine...

Sources of Labour Union Power

It is beyond contention that the power of organised labour in Britain has witnessed a marked fall in the last thirty years. Attempts to rebuild that powerbase in a world of neo-liberal globalisation and the ascendancy of employer power means that it is time to go back to basics to try to understand the theoretical sources of labour union power. Using a simple three-fold schema developed by Eric...

The Inclusive Labour Market: an Elusive Concept

Relationship between Emotional Labour and Resiliency of Nurses in general wards

Introduction: Compassion towards the patient and emotional involvement with patients, although it has positive consequences for the patient and the nurse, but it is one of the most difficult parts of nursing. This study was conducted with the aim of investigating the relationship between emotional labour and resilience of nurses in general wards. Method: This study is a correlational and cross...

The Effect of Capitals on Female Labour Force Participation: a Comparative Study on European ::::union:::: and Middle East Countries

Expended Abstract Introduction:In modern development literature, there are a lot of discussions about participation, especially economic participation. Economic participation is the essential part of economic development and lack of plating the participation backgrounds will challenge social system, as well as economic system. Labour force is main stimulus and jmpetus for developing societies,...