Increasing citizenship behavior within a labor union: A test of organizational justice theory.

Abstract

A quasi-experiment was used to determine whether training union officers in the skills necessary for implementing principles of organizational justice would increase citizenship behavior on the part of members of a labor union in Canada. The results showed that 3 months after training, the perceptio

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