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INTERDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL OF CONTEMPORARY RESEARCH IN BUSINESS<br />

JUNE 2011<br />

VOL 3, NO 2<br />

Conceptual framework<br />

In this study for determining relationship between organizational justice and organizational<br />

health were used of the below paradigm.<br />

Diagram1: The Conceptual framework<br />

Distributional<br />

Morale emphasis<br />

Technical level<br />

Academic emphasis<br />

Procedural OJ OH<br />

Managerial level<br />

Principal influence<br />

Principal consideration<br />

Transactional<br />

Institutional level<br />

Initiating structures<br />

Resource support<br />

Institutional integrity<br />

Based of above diagram our Hypotheses are:<br />

There is a positive and meaningful relationship between the organizational justice and the<br />

organizational health.<br />

There is a positive and meaningful relationship between distributional justice and the<br />

organizational health.<br />

There is a positive and meaningful relationship between the procedural justice and the<br />

organizational health.<br />

There is a positive and meaningful relationship between the transactional justice and the<br />

organizational health.<br />

Methodology<br />

Kind of the Research<br />

In terms of the practical objective and the data collection method, the present research is<br />

descriptive and in terms of the relation between the variables it is of the Casual type. The method<br />

of conducting the research is Survey research and the foremost advantage of it is possibility of<br />

generalizing the results. and the organizational health (OH) as the dependent variable.<br />

Data Collection Tools<br />

With the purpose of analyzing the relationship between the organizational justice and the<br />

organizational health, the present research assessed and measured the required information and<br />

findings collected by distribution of two types of questionnaires among the staff. Organizational<br />

justice perception was assessed by use of the Nijhoff and Mormon scale (1993) (comprising 30<br />

indicators) and the three dimensions of the organizational justice including distributional justice,<br />

procedural justice and transactional justice were assessed by use of the five point Likert scale.<br />

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