A study to examine relationship between organizational justice and organizational commitment in the context of bank employees: The case of TRNC

Nowadays, organizations continue their work-related activities in a competitive business sphere. Therefore, organizations should put intensive efforts to provide customer satisfaction by keeping the service quality at the highest level. The notions of organizational justice and organizational commitment are considered as one of the crucial factors that motivate employees in their work as well as encourage them to do sacrifices for their organizations. It is thought that employees with high job satisfaction and organizational loyalty levels also exert high levels of organizational justice and organizational commitment. Therefore, it is believed that employees with high levels of motivation, job satisfaction and organizational loyalty play a key role at achieving organizational goals of by fulfilling the duties and responsibilities which are assigned to them by their organizations. The main goal of the current study is to examine the perspectives of the employees working in the banking sector in TRNC regarding the concepts of organizational justice and organizational commitment and to measure the correlational relationship among notions. The sample of the study was consisted from 255 participants who were working at local banks in TRNC during 2018-2019 periods. Correlational research model was appointed in the current study. Furthermore, Niehoff and Moorman's (1993) organizational justice scale Allen and Mayer's (1990) organizational commitment scales was administered to obtain data from the participants. In addition to these, SPSS program was used to analyze and interpret the data which collected from the participants. Asides of these, parametric analysis, Independent Sample T test and One-way Anova analysis were executed as a parametric analysis for the data which exerting normal distribution, where as Mann Whitney U test and Kruskal Wallis-H tests were used for the analysis as a non-parametric analysis for the data which exerted asymmetric distibution. In addition to these, Pearson Momentum Correlation test was employed to investigate correlational relationship among two notions. Results revealed that organizational justice and organizational commitment levels of participants was moderate.