Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution

This study intends to examine the relationships between organizational justice and self-perceived performance in the Malaysian perspective. A higher educational institution in the Northern region of Malaysia was selected for this current study and the respondents are among expatriate academicians of...

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Main Authors: Arman Hadi, Abdul Manaf, Latifah, Abdul Latif, Juhary, Ali
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Published: MCSER Publishing, Rome-Italy 2014
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spelling my-aeu-eprints.512017-08-16T04:07:28Z http://ur.aeu.edu.my/51/ Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution Arman Hadi, Abdul Manaf Latifah, Abdul Latif Juhary, Ali HD Industries. Land use. Labor HD28 Management. Industrial Management This study intends to examine the relationships between organizational justice and self-perceived performance in the Malaysian perspective. A higher educational institution in the Northern region of Malaysia was selected for this current study and the respondents are among expatriate academicians of various faculties. The sample of the study consisted of a total of 140 participants of various faculties. The hypotheses have been constructed and an investigation was undertaken to justify whether the independent variables selected are able to determine the self-perceived performance variable. The correlational and regressional analyses are to be utilized in attempt to examine causative effect of the data tested. As a result, the measurement of selected instruments was found to be a valid and reliable tool in this specific study. MCSER Publishing, Rome-Italy 2014-11 Journal PeerReviewed Arman Hadi, Abdul Manaf and Latifah, Abdul Latif and Juhary, Ali (2014) Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution. Mediterranean Journal of Social Sciences, 5. pp. 319-325. ISSN 2039-2117 http://www.mcser.org/journal/index.php/mjss/article/viewFile/4532/4403
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topic HD Industries. Land use. Labor
HD28 Management. Industrial Management
spellingShingle HD Industries. Land use. Labor
HD28 Management. Industrial Management
Arman Hadi, Abdul Manaf
Latifah, Abdul Latif
Juhary, Ali
Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution
description This study intends to examine the relationships between organizational justice and self-perceived performance in the Malaysian perspective. A higher educational institution in the Northern region of Malaysia was selected for this current study and the respondents are among expatriate academicians of various faculties. The sample of the study consisted of a total of 140 participants of various faculties. The hypotheses have been constructed and an investigation was undertaken to justify whether the independent variables selected are able to determine the self-perceived performance variable. The correlational and regressional analyses are to be utilized in attempt to examine causative effect of the data tested. As a result, the measurement of selected instruments was found to be a valid and reliable tool in this specific study.
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author Arman Hadi, Abdul Manaf
Latifah, Abdul Latif
Juhary, Ali
author_facet Arman Hadi, Abdul Manaf
Latifah, Abdul Latif
Juhary, Ali
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title Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution
title_short Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution
title_full Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution
title_fullStr Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution
title_full_unstemmed Organizational Justice as a Predictor of Self-Perveived Work Performance: a Perspective from the Malaysian Higher Educational Institution
title_sort organizational justice as a predictor of self-perveived work performance: a perspective from the malaysian higher educational institution
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