FEATURES TWO MEN WALKED INTO A TRADER JOE'S SUPERMARKET in Manhattan near closing time one day in July. As I defined it in my 1983 book The Managed Heart, emotional labor is the work we do to evoke or suppress feeling or emotion in the service of doing paid work - that is, by managing emotion. [Extracted from the article]
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