2.2.4. J.Stacy equitable doctrine of Adam
J. Stacy Adam mentions the issue of the employee aware of the level to be treated fairly and properly in the organization. The basic premise of the theory is that everyone wants to be treated fairly; individuals in the organization tend to compare what they spend on a job (input) with what they get from the job (output) and then comparing the ratio of input - output to rate their input - output of others. If their interest rate is equal to the rate of others, then it is said that there is an unfair situation. If this rate is not equal, they said that there is an inequity. When these conditions exist injustices, the staff will endeavor to correct them.
The doctrine also acknowledges that individuals who are not only interested in the absolute volume of rewards they receive for their own efforts, but also to the relationship between the volume of that with what others receive torch. Inputs, such efforts, experience, level of education and talent is compared with the output as wages, salary increases, recognition and other factors. When people realize that there is a difference in the rate of input - output their comparison with others, there will be a certain tension. This tension creates the basis for motivation, when people strive to achieve what they consider to be fair and equitable.
I imagined myself not being treated fairly, employees may have negative behavior, affecting jobs and organizations, banks that they are doing. They have different choice, such as:
- How distorted the input or output of yourself or other people.
- Behave in a way to make others change the input or output of them.
- Choose a different reference criteria for comparison.
- Where can quit bad.
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