The Study on Relationship between Employees’ Sense of Organizational Justice and Organizational Citizenship Behavior in Private Enterprises
Wang Guangling
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Wang Guangling
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Based on making a survey for more than 200 employees in private enterprises, the paper gave a test for intermediary relation model between employees’ senses of organizational justice and organizational citizenship behavior in private enterprises. The result showed sense of organizational justice has a positive prediction role on employees’ organizational identification; organizational identification positively promotes employees’ organizational citizenship behavior and the organizational identification plays an intermediary role on relationship between organizational justice and organizational citizenship behavior.
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Based on making a survey for more than 200 employees in private enterprises, the paper gave a test for intermediary relation model between employees’ senses of organizational justice and organizational citizenship behavior in private enterprises. The result showed sense of organizational justice has a positive prediction role on employees’ organizational identification; organizational identification positively promotes employees’ organizational citizenship behavior and the organizational identification plays an intermediary role on relationship between organizational justice and organizational citizenship behavior.
Key concepts: Organizational citizenship behavior, Organizational justice, Organizational identification, Organizational commitment, Organizational behavior and human resources, Economic Justice, Business, Organization development