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Key Concepts

Distributive Justice

This concept examines how outcomes, such as salary, bonuses, and other resources, are allocated among members of an organization. When rewards are distributed based on clear, objective criteria, employees perceive the process as fair, which enhances trust in leadership and organizational systems.

Procedural Justice

Procedural justice refers to the fairness of the processes and methods used to allocate resources. When these processes are transparent, consistent, and unbiased, employees are more likely to trust that decisions are made with integrity, thereby reinforcing overall organizational trustworthiness.

Transparency

Transparency involves openly communicating how decisions -- such as those regarding compensation and bonuses -- are made. Clear and honest communication about criteria and processes helps employees understand the rationale behind decisions, fostering trust and a perception of fairness.

Consistent Communication

Consistent communication is key in reinforcing fairness and trust. When leaders regularly and uniformly articulate policy details and the reasoning behind resource distribution, it minimizes ambiguity and builds a stable environment where employees feel that policies are applied uniformly across the board.

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