Occupational justice is defined as:
A) People's essential nature-that is, what drives them to do things
B) The right to participate in a range of occupations that enable people to flourish, fulfill their potential, and experience satisfaction in a way consistent with their culture and beliefs
C) Engaging in relatively equal amounts of work, self-care, rest, and leisure occupations
D) Equality in education, job choice, and income, as well as access to transportation, housing, healthy physical environments, and public safety

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As defined by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists (2006), occupational justice asserts that people "have the right to participate in a range of occupations that enable them to flourish, fulfil their potential and experience satisfaction in a way consistent with their culture and beliefs" (p. 1).

Occupational Justice Is Defined As