The Effect of Ethical Leadership on Employees’ Work Ethics. The Role of Interpersonal Justice

This study examines the relationship between emotional labor demands and burnout among 317 female managers in Ankara's travel agencies. The study also investigates the moderating role of self-efficacy on this relationship. Results indicate a positive relationship between emotional labor demands and burnout. Moreover, self-efficacy is found to moderate this relationship, suggesting that higher levels of self-efficacy can buffer the negative impact of emotional labor demands on burnout. These findings highlight the importance of managing emotional labor demands and enhancing self-efficacy to mitigate burnout among female managers in the tourism sector.