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  1. With four components – distributive, procedural, interpersonal, and informational – organizational fairness provides a framework for examining institutional processes, including those that relate to pay. 
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  2. Ground rules reflect what is important to team members about how they interact and can promote inclusion within the team 
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  3. This series of questions can prepare you to learn more about your institution’s compensation system and illuminate potential areas for improvement. 
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  4. Communication is essential to teamwork and requires attention to be successful. By incorporating approaches that meet the needs of your deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) colleagues, you can improve access to communication for all. 
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  5. Fairness traps represent opportunities to fortify fairness by identifying guiding principles, raising awareness about assumptions being made, and inserting fairness checks into the process. 
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  6. Understand the collective mix of salary, other pay, benefits, and non-pay considerations for faculty in higher ed. 
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