How Rude! Emotional Labor as a Mediator Between Customer Incivility and Employee Outcomes
Tags: INDUSTRIAL psychology -- Research; WORK environment -- Psychological aspects; MENTAL health; EMOTIONAL labor; BANKING industry -- Customer services; CUSTOMER relations
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