SGF-OCCUPATIONAL INJUSTICE AND THEORIES OF SOCIAL JUSTICE

Taylor Shesh, a single mother of three, works full-time at a garment factory. Despite working long hours, she barely earns enough to cover basic necessities for her family. What type of occupational injustice is Taylor Shesh experiencing?

In a society, most leadership positions in engineering are held by men, while women are predominantly found in administrative or support roles within the same field. What concept of occupational justice does this scenario represent?

Bochok excels at his job as a data analyst. However, the company he works for has recently implemented strict automation and performance metrics. Bochok feels his work lacks creativity and has become monotonous. He is increasingly disconnected and finds little meaning in his tasks. What form of occupational injustice might Bochok be experiencing?

A certain ethnic group within a community is systematically excluded from working in high-paying government jobs, despite having the necessary qualifications. This group is primarily employed in low-wage manual labor positions. What type of occupational injustice is this scenario depicting?

Due to a permanent disability, Mirabel finds it difficult to secure employment. The few jobs available to her offer limited opportunities for advancement and require skills she hasn't been able to develop due to her disability. What form of occupational injustice might Mirabel be facing?

Robbin Hood is one of the most known hero for his kind heart and giving of service especially to the poor. He is known for stealing valuable items to the Aristocrats who makes the poor people lives miserable. Despite of his bad deeds, people still look up to him as their saviour. Which of the following theory is Robbin Hood is portraying?

• Justice as Fairness

• Utilitarianism

• Politics of Difference

• Parity of Participation

Imagine a large tech company with a strong reputation for innovation. However, the company's workforce is predominantly composed of young, white men from Ivy League universities. This situation can be analyzed of which part of the theories of social justice?

• Utilitarianism

• Parity of Participation

• Justice as Fairness

• Politics of Difference

Complex public transportation system in the Philippines. There are jeepneys, buses, trains, and taxi, but the service varies depending on the area. Wealthier Filipino's enjoy frequent, well-maintained transportation, while poorer Filipino's have limited access to public transportation, with infrequent and unreliable buses. Which theory of social justice describes the situation?

• Politics of Difference

• Parity of Participation

• Utilitarianism

• Justice as Fairness

The Philippines is home to a diverse range of indigenous groups with rich cultures and traditions. However, these communities often face challenges in fully participating in Philippine society. Which of the following theory BEST describe the description above?

• Politics of Difference

• Justice as Fairness

• Utilitarianism

• Parity of Participation

Eliminate or control their competition by acquiring businesses or purchasing companies which lead to monopolies.