The pandemic COVID19 implied drastic changes in the world, including educational institutions. According to the Comisión Económica para América Latina (CEPAL), 32 countries closed schools disturbing the life of more than 165 millions students and, of course professors also. To find out how educators felt during the pandemic period, several questionnaires can be used: Effort-Rewards Imbalance, Engagement, Burnout syndrome and Perceived Physical and Mental Health. However, before reaching this knowledge, it was necessary to determine the construct and differential validity of instruments in a sample of 353 Peruvian teachers. The results indicate that the mentioned tests have construct validity, as well as the differential one validity.

This research aims to know the relationship between organizational justice and psychological well-being in higher education teachers. The sample consisted of 224 teachers from public and private universities in a virtual pandemic situation, with a quantitative, non-experimental and correlational approach. The applied scales were Colquitt Organizational Justice Scale (2001), adapted in Peru by Ausejo (2017) and the Ryff Psychological Well-being Scale (2012). The most important results show that there is a significant and positive association between organizational justice and psychological well-being, with a small effect size. The analysis of the components of these variables showed that there is a significant and positive association between them, except for the autonomy component of psychological well-being, which is not related to any of the components of organizational justice, and pe...

The objective of this study is to determine the relationship between the quality of working life and the behavior of organizational citizenship. The study applied a quantitative,  escriptive and correlational approach, its design is non-experimental and transversal. For this purpose, two duly reliable and valid instruments were applied to a sample of 435 professionals from different specialties who work in public and private organizations in Lima and the interior of Peru and who were studying postgraduate studies at several universities. The results obtained indicate that there is significant and positive statistical evidence of association between quality of working life and organizational citizenship behavior. An analysis of these variables to determine the differences when intervening sociodemographic and organizational variables showe...