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: Law Department ManagementDistributive justice (outcome fairness) and procedural justice (method fairness)
By Rees Morrison
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Research into what people feel is a just outcome suggests that people are concerned not only with the perceived fairness of the outcome in a particular situation, but also with the perceived fairness of the process that determined the outcome....Full post as published by Law Department Management on June 17, 2010 (boomark / email).
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