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题目:Procedural and distributive justice effects moderated by
organizational identification
(1)Purpose – The purpose of the research was to test whether the widely known interaction between
procedural and distributive justice influences cooperation, but only when employees’ identification
with the organization is strong.
Design/methodology/approach – A survey study was conducted in a company, including scales
assessing distributive justice, procedural justice, employees’ sense of organizational identification and
willingness to cooperate.
Findings – The results showed that this interaction effect was only found among those with a strong
sense of organizational identification. However, the pattern of this interaction was different from thepattern found in previous studies, that is, both high procedural and distributive justice was required to best predict cooperation.
Originality/value – These findings identify yet another important moderator of the interaction between distributive justice and procedural justice, but also show that because of the cognitive content of the measure of organizational identification, the shape of the interaction is different than the one predicted by prior research.
(2)The topic of organizational justice has received increasing attention from the field of organizational-industrial psychology and human resource management (Folger and Cropanzano,1998;Greenberg, 1990). In addition to observing separate main effect of procedural and distributive justice, the last decade considerable evidence has been found that both types of justice interact in affecting employees’ attitudes, cognitions and behavior (Brockner and Wiesenfeld, 1996). Of course, an important question from the perspective of organizational and managerial effectiveness is when does this interactive effect occur?
(3)Consequently, the last decade it has become increasingly clear that self-esteem, social standing, trust, and motivation of the individual employee are not only important psychological needs, but also important economic needs (Branden, 1998).
These concerns, in turn, are of major importance in the process of how employees, at different levels in the organization, reason, decide, and regulate action (e.g., Wiesenfeld et al., 2000). Therefore, the present findings indicate that it is important for managers to include the management of both fair procedures and fair outcomes in their behavioral repertoire. In the employment of these functions, it is important to monitor how committed employees perceive themselves to be to the organization, because as a function of their sense of organizationalidentification both types of justice may interact in different ways when predicting their willingness to work for the organization.