This study purposes to identify the relationship between management by values, organizational justice and job
satisfaction. A relational survey research methodology was employed in the study. The study population consists of
675 teachers, and sample consists of 267 teachers employed at secondary schools within central Kütahya during the
20102011
school year. Simple cluster sampling was used in setting the sample. Data were collected by the
Management by Values Scale, Organizational Justice Scale and Job Satisfaction Scale in this study. Descriptive
statistics were used in the study in order to find out the opinions of participants. Hierarchical Multiple Regression
analysis was used in order to understand whether o management by values and organizational justice predict
teachers' job satisfaction in a significant manner. Results showed that management by values (37%) and
organizational justice (27%) are significant predictors of job satisfaction. These two variables together explain around
39% of the variance in job satisfaction. The relative order of importance of predictive variables over job satisfaction
is management by values and organizational justice. And a review of t test results relating to the significance of
regression coefficients shows that both management by values and organizational justice are predictors of teachers'
job satisfaction.