Jesse feels that his company's policy and process for deciding on who gets called in for overtime is unfair. Jesse is concerned with which of the following components of organizational justice? O a. procedural justice O b. distributive justice O c interactional justice Od. policy and procedures discrepancy justice O e. allocational justice

Jesse feels that his company's policy and process for deciding on who gets called in for overtime is unfair. Jesse is concerned with which of the following components of organizational justice? O a. procedural justice O b. distributive justice O c interactional justice Od. policy and procedures discrepancy justice O e. allocational justice

Practical Management Science

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Author:WINSTON, Wayne L.

Publisher:WINSTON, Wayne L.

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