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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Informational justice"”.
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Disentangling Contributions of Process Elements to the Fair Process Effect: A Policy-Capturing Approach
Recent research on organizational justice suggests 3 elements of process-related justice: procedural, interpersonal, and informational justice. Early research on the fair process effect indicates that fair procedures in general can help to ameliorate the effects of negative outcomes. This study …
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Organisational justice and workplace social support as predictors of employee wellbeing: A case of high-income workers in South Africa
… aimed to determine to what extent organisational justice (comprising distributive, procedural, interpersonal, and informational justice) and workplace social support (comprising perceived organisational support, perceived supervisory support, and perceived co-worker support) predicted employee …
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Survivor reactions to organizational downsizing: The influence of justice perceptions and the psychological contract.
… examined the relationships of organizational justice and the psychological contract with four outcome variables in a downsizing context. Multinational data were gathered from survivors representing a variety of organizations and industries. The main focus of the current study examined the …
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Organizational Justice Perceptions in China: Development of the Chinese Organizational Justice Scale
… translated Western measures of organizational justice on Eastern samples despite evidence of cultural variation in justice criteria. This dissertation addresses some of the gaps in the current research by developing and validating an indigenous measure of Chinese organizational justice …
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Organisational Justice, Individual Differences and Counterproductive Work Behaviour: A Longitudinal Study in New Zealand and Thailand
… the effects of perceptions of organisational justice and personality traits on counterproductive work behaviour (CWB), few studies have examined the overall process in which justice perceptions mediate the relationships of outcome satisfaction, opportunity to voice, leader-member exchange …
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AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP AND GENERAL ORGANIZATIONAL MEANS-EFFICACY: THE MEDIATING ROLES OF JUSTICE, TRUST, AND LEADER-MEMBER EXCHANGE
… study examines the mediating roles of trust, justice, and leader-member exchange (LMX) on the relationship between inclusive leadership and employees’ perceptions of organizational resources (general organizational means-efficacy; GOME). A path analysis was used to examine the mediation model, …
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An Examination of the Relational Aspects of Leadership Credibility, Psychological Contract Breach and Violation, and Interactional Justice
… unfair treatment (i.e., interactional injustice) in the workplace. A psychological contract is conceptualized as an exmployee's perception or individualistic belief about the reciprocal and promissory nature of the employment relationship (Argyris, 1960; Levinson, Price, Munden, Mandl, & …
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Work Disengagement: Motivational Regulation Shaped by Psychological Need Frustration and Perceived Injustice
… need frustration, where organizational justice functions as an upstream contextual antecedent. Two complementary studies tested this process model using longitudinal and experimental methods. Study 1 employed a four wave longitudinal survey of U.S. working adults (N = 599) and used a …