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BUILDING EQUITY: AN AGGREGATED THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ANTECEDENTS OF PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE

Chaimaa Benabdelhadi , Laboratory of Researches in Management and Organizational Sciences National School of Business and Management IBN Tofail University, Kenitra, Morocco

Abstract

This study constructs an integrated theoretical framework to illuminate the antecedents influencing the perception of organizational justice within the workplace. Titled "Building Equity: An Aggregated Theoretical Framework for Understanding Antecedents of Perceived Organizational Justice," our research amalgamates insights from diverse theoretical perspectives to form a cohesive understanding of the factors that shape individuals' perceptions of fairness within organizational contexts. Through this comprehensive framework, we aim to guide future research and inform organizational practices, shedding light on the multifaceted dynamics that contribute to perceived justice in the workplace.

Keywords

Organizational Justice, Workplace Fairness, Theoretical Framework

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Chaimaa Benabdelhadi. (2023). BUILDING EQUITY: AN AGGREGATED THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR UNDERSTANDING ANTECEDENTS OF PERCEIVED ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE. International Journal Of Management And Economics Fundamental, 3(12), 01–06. https://doi.org/10.37547/ijmef/Volume03Issue12-01