Original paper
Unfairness in stressful job environments: the contingent effects of perceived organizational injustice on the relationships between job stress and employee behaviors
Abstract
Adopting the transactional model of stress and affective events theory, we examine the boundary effects of injustice types (i.e., procedural and distributive) on the relationships between job stress and employee behaviors (i.e., creativity, organizational retaliatory behavior and organizational citizenship behavior). Using two sources of field data (N = 691) with independent measures for predictors (self-reports) and outcomes (peer reports), in...
Paper Details
Title
Unfairness in stressful job environments: the contingent effects of perceived organizational injustice on the relationships between job stress and employee behaviors
Published Date
Apr 1, 2020
Volume
148
Issue
2
Pages
168 - 191
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