Describe an example of (a) distributive, (b) procedural, and (c) interactional justice or injustice you observed at work (i.e. I am looking for three examples)
Answer:
a) Distributive Justice: Two employee doing same type of work on a same post getting exact same amount of salary.
b) Procedural Justice: Two employee with same level of experience and same work profile having equal opportunity for the promotion.
c) Interactional Justice: Due to jobcuts, company conveyed the message to the concerned employee in advance with proper respect and dignity
Describe an example of (a) distributive, (b) procedural, and (c) interactional justice or injustice you observed...
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