Examples Of Distributive Justice In The Workplace

3. Distributive justice in the workforce refers to the perceived fairness in one’s outcome. When working in a hospital setting, distributive justice in the workforce is needed. Being in the military, we sometimes get rewarded for good behavior such as customer service, or provided exceptional care. When a decision is made, people will often make the judgment if the decision was fair or not. Working by rank structure everyone around you gets paid the same amount by usually doing the same kind of work, so to gain rewards, improving perceptions of justice can increase performance.
4. My lawyer, Sarah, fights for legal rights. She told me about a case that she worked on a year ago. It was a child custody case where the parents had a nasty divorce.