This presentation covers the concept of organizational justice, its types (distributive, procedural, and interactional), and a real-life business case example. It also discusses ways to promote organizational justice at the workplace, such as employee motivation, participation, communication, and justice climate. The presentation concludes with the effects of fair organizational justice on employee satisfaction, commitment, and organizational citizenship behavior.

Explore organizational justice, types, real-life example, promoting it at work, and its impact on employee satisfaction and commitment.

Organizational Justice: Theory, Types, and Real-Life Business Case

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Organizational Justice: Theory, Types, and Real-Life Business Case

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