Procedural justice concerns the fairness of the ways used to determine the distribution of resources among employees.suggested that repeated instances of fairness in decisions concerning resource distribution should have a strong cumulative effect on POS by indicating a concern for employees’ welfare.distinguished between structural and social aspects of procedural justice. Structural determinants involve formal rules and policies concerning decisions that affect employees, including adequate notice before decisions are implemented, receipt of accurate information, and voice.Social aspects of procedural justice, sometimes called interactional justice, involve the quality of interpersonal treatment in resource allocation. Social aspects include treating employees with dignity and respect and providing employees with information concerning how outcomes are determined.