In another meta-analysis, Cohen-Charash and Spector (2001) found job satisfaction was more highly correlated with
distributive justice than procedural or interactional justice.
Literature has shown that in spite of the induction of procedural and interactional justice, experiences and perceptions related to
distributive justice continue to be negative on in the performance assessment practice context.
Distributive justice was a strong predictor of personal well-being in a study by Paz et al.
Distributive justice, procedural justice, interactional justice, gender differences, gender role theory, subordinate / supervisor dyads
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DISTRIBUTIVE JUSTICEMonopolizing conduct is understood to be bad both because it is presumptively economically inefficient and because, from any plausible conception of
distributive justice, it is unjust.
They describe the principle of justice in the form of a 'general approach' to the questions on social justice and specifically
distributive justice in healthcare.
Among various justice domains, we focused on
distributive justice because the specific work-related dimensions of social comparison we examined in this paper (e.
Within the libertarian theory of
distributive justice he prefers, distributions may--and often will--be unequal, but that inequality is just--and often desirable--when it results from basic principles of acquisition and transfer.
Georges Enderle makes the strong claim that the option for the poor and business ethics need each other, and his detailed tables and statistics prove that the global economic system should be reexamined in light of principles of
distributive justice (44).
distributive justice, procedural justice and interactional justice have a significant multiple correlation with organizational commitment.
Autonomy and
distributive justice were selected as proxies for transformational and transactional leadership.