Organizational justice in health workers
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Inthisstudy, it is aimed to examine the perception of organizational justice in health care workersand to address the importance of the perception of justice in employees for organizations. The population of the study consists of doctor sand nurses working in hospitals, while the sampleconsists of 203 health care workers, 103 femaleand 100 male, working in Yozgat and Konya provincial hospitals. The data were collected as a result of the voluntary participation of health careworkers in Yozgat and Konya hospital sand the irresponses to the organizational justicescale. The organizational just ices cale developed by Niehoff and Moorman (1993) was used to measure organizational justice in order to determine organizational justice in health care workers. It is thought that examining the perception of organizational justice in health care workers will contribute tothe field of sports sciencesto be supported by researches to be conducted in differents copeandextent. KeyWords:Organization; Organizational Justice; HealthWorkers
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Çağatay Tunçer
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Çağatay Tunçer (Master Thesis). Organizational justice in health workers, 2025, Selçuk University.
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