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Emotions of Queuing: A Mirror of Immigrants’ Social Conditionce, as this obligation usually reflects their social condition: in most cases ‘legal’ immigrants are allowed social and economic citizenship, but still seem to be treated differently because of the fact that they remain foreigners in their host society.

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Emotional Neutrality as an Interactional Achievement: A Conversation Analysis of Primary Care Telenudescribe how nurses routinely sustain emotional neutrality in this part of calls, while at other times they may allow callers’ concerns and worries to surface. Lastly, the reasons for routinely sustaining emotional neutrality are discussed, primarily in terms of the nurses being organizationally and professionally accountable for their actions.

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Organizational Conditions for Positive Emotions in the Workplace — The Example of Professional Elderh and well-being. My question is how and why positive emotions emerge in the workplace. Rather than treating emotion as an individual given and positive emotions as the outcome of individual traits, I show that organizational factors play a decisive role in the emergence of positive emotions.

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From Bureaucratic Agencies to Modern Service Providers: The Emotional Consequences of the Reformatioinstitutions in the public sector, the German Federal Employment Agency (FEA, .) was modernized along the lines of New Public Management. Our question is what emotional consequences ensued for FEA employees as a result of this reformation.

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Learning by Listening: Emotional Reflexivity and Organizational Change in Childcaren managing the emotions associated with such change (e.g. Garrety et al. 2003). Where the kind of change proposed requires a fundamental shift from employees in the emotional culture and their emotion skills, organizational leadership needs to tread carefully through ‘sensitive territory’ (Fineman 2003: 130).

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Exchange Bosons of the Weak Interactiont lead to effective empowerment have not yet been sufficiently understood (Conger/Kanungo 1988; Eylon 1998: 17). This chapter aims to address this gap in understanding by theorizing how confidence and other positive emotions contribute to personal agency, which is an essential aspect of the empowerment process.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-78139-2describe how nurses routinely sustain emotional neutrality in this part of calls, while at other times they may allow callers’ concerns and worries to surface. Lastly, the reasons for routinely sustaining emotional neutrality are discussed, primarily in terms of the nurses being organizationally and professionally accountable for their actions.

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