Investigating the impact of organizational justice on the social capital level of Youth and Sports office staffs

The aim of present study was to Comparison Men with social capital are so important for organizations and they are considered as rare assets. The significance of factors effecting social capital is increased day by day. Organizational justice can be one of these factors. So, the aim of the current study was to investigate the effect of perceived organizational justice on the social capital level of Youth and Sports office staffs in Isfahan province. The study was a descriptive survey. The population of the study includes 159 staff members of Sports and Youth agencies in Isfahan province, which was selected, based on random-classified selection using Morgan sample size formula. In this study two questionnaires, organizational justice and social capital, whose validities have been confirmed by 8 professors and experts in the field of sports management, organizational behavior, and sociology, are used. The reliabilities of the author made questionnaires, based on a pilot study on 30 employees in sport and youth offices in Isfahan province, using Cronbachs alpha coefficient revealed .91 and .84 respectively.