Title
Pay procedures and voluntary turnover: Does procedural justice matter?
Abbreviated Journal Title
Psychol. Rep.
Keywords
EMPLOYEE TURNOVER; MODEL; Psychology, Multidisciplinary
Abstract
Using a stratified sample of 506 occupationally heterogenous employees of a large County government in the United States, this study assessed the extent to which the perceived fairness of pay procedures are related to voluntary turnover. Controlling for the effects of demographic characteristics and distributive justice, the perceived fairness of procedures for pay determination, performance appraisal and appeals were related to voluntary turnover. Over-all, the results indicate that pay procedures are valued for their utility in predicting future pay decisions by the organization. The perceived fairness of pay-related procedures were also better predictors of which individuals will remain employed with the organization than of the individuals who will leave the organization.
Journal Title
Psychological Reports
Volume
83
Issue/Number
2
Publication Date
1-1-1998
Document Type
Article
Language
English
First Page
475
Last Page
482
WOS Identifier
ISSN
0033-2941
Recommended Citation
"Pay procedures and voluntary turnover: Does procedural justice matter?" (1998). Faculty Bibliography 1990s. 2295.
https://stars.library.ucf.edu/facultybib1990/2295
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