What is procedural justice

Procedural justice examines the impact of the process used to make a decision. 

Procedural justice refers to the perceived fairness of the rules, guidelines, and processes for making decisions.

Procedural justice holds that employees will be more motivated to perform at a high level when they perceive as fair the procedures used to make decisions about the distribution of outcomes. 

Procedural justice is important to most employees. They are often motivated to attain fairness in how decisions are made, as well as in the decisions themselves.


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