What 'emotional labor' actually means — and how Starbucks is testing its limits

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What 'emotional labor' actually means — and how Starbucks is testing its limits

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Starbucks tests the limits of emotional labor

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Arlie Hochschild coined the term in 1983 to describe a specific workplace cost. Starbucks' Green Apron Service is pushing it further than she imagined

Arlie Hochschild coined the term in 1983 to describe a specific workplace cost. Starbucks’ Green Apron Service is pushing it further than she imagined

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