Sprawiedliwość organizacyjna w przedsiębiorstwie
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W artykule przedstawiono koncepcje sprawiedliwości organizacyjnej, rozumianą jako ogólne poczucie jednostki obejmujące to, co jej zdaniem jest sprawiedliwe w miejscu pracy, a dotyczące kwestii wszelkiego rodzaju podziału, procedur i interakcji społecznych. Autor udowadnia, że sprawiedliwość organizacyjna jest nie tylko nowym, ale i interesującym tematem badawczym w naukach o zarządzaniu. Uzyskana wiedza może być przydatna do wyjaśniania szeregu zachowań pracowników, dotyczących motywacji i satysfakcji z pracy, zaangażowania, dzielenia się wiedzą. Według autora, sprawiedliwość organizacyjna w najbliższej przyszłości może stać się nowym obszarem zarządzania przedsiębiorstwem.
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