Distributive justice and procedural justice are two concepts related to the fairness and equity of outcomes and processes within organizations and society.

Distributive Justice: Distributive justice concerns the fairness of outcomes or resource allocations. It focuses on whether the distribution of rewards, benefits, or burdens is perceived as equitable and justifiable by individuals or stakeholders.

Procedural Justice: Procedural justice, on the other hand, relates to the fairness and transparency of decision-making processes. It emphasizes the importance of fair procedures, rules, and methods used to determine outcomes, regardless of the actual outcome itself.

What’s more important: Distributive Justice

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