In this paper, we purpose to describe the relationship and influencing factors among emotional labor, ego-resilience on organizational commitment on nurse. We employed a nonexperimental survey research design. The data included 160 nurses three hospitals in Chungchungbukdo and Kangwondo. The data were collected from 23th, August, 2016 to 15th, September using self-report, strutured questionnaires. The data were analyzed through ANOVA, t-test, Pearson correlation coefficient and multiple regression with SPSS 20.0. The results showed emotional labor, ego-resilience on organizational commitment averaged 3.80(out of 4), 2.81(out of 4), 3.86(out of 5). In terms of correlations, there was found to be a significant positive correlation between organizational commitment and ego-resilience(r=.418, p<.01) and negative correlation between organizational commitment and emotional labor(r=.309, p<.001). Age(${\beta}=.215$, p<.037), working department(${\beta}=-.209$, p<.011), emotional labor(${\beta}=.334$, p<.001), ego-resilience(${\beta}=.162$, p<.030) was largely influential in organizational commitment. The regression model explained 21.3% of organizational commitment. This study showed that organizational commitment of nurse was correlated with emotional labor and ego-resilience. On basis of these results, in order to increase organizational commitment on nurses, it is necessary to recognize the importance of emotional labor and ego-resilience, develop and adapt program reducing emotional labor, also increasing ego-resilience.