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Table 4 Proportions of participants reemployed by sociodemographic factors, social and economic situation, and health

From: Health-related and social factors predicting non-reemployment amongst newly unemployed

  

Reemployeda

Not reemployed

Sig.

 

Reemployeda

Not reemployed

Sig.

Age

17-25

34

42,0%

144

34,2%

 

Worried over economy

No

19

23,8%

81

20,0%

 
 

26-45

38

46,9%

193

45,8%

  

Yes

61

76,3%

325

80,0%

 
 

46-64

9

11,1%

84

20,0%

 

Importance of work

Not important

65

83,3%

316

79,2%

 

Sex

Female

34

42,0%

199

47,3%

  

Important

13

16,7%

83

20,8%

 
 

Male

47

58,0%

222

52,7%

 

Previous unemployment

No

52

64,2%

232

55,1%

 

Place of birth

Sweden

71

88,8%

321

77,7%

*

 

Yes

29

35,8%

189

44,9%

 
 

Abroad

9

11,3%

92

22,3%

*

Longstanding illness

No

68

85,0%

308

76,4%

 

Education

University

20

25,0%

104

25,3%

  

Yes

12

15,0%

95

23,6%

 
 

Secondary school

39

48,8%

188

45,7%

 

Visit to physician

No

50

64,1%

189

47,7%

**

 

Lower secondary school

11

13,8%

76

18,5%

  

Yes

28

35,9%

207

52,3%

**

 

Other

10

12,5%

43

10,5%

 

Self-rated health

Good

72

90,0%

339

82,9%

 

Civil status

Single

36

45,0%

195

47,3%

  

Bad

8

10,0%

70

17,1%

 
 

Married/Cohabiting

44

55,0%

217

52,7%

 

PSC d

Better functioning

63

80,8%

272

73,5%

 

Place of residence b

Mayor city

24

29,6%

126

29,9%

  

Worse functioning

15

19,2%

98

26,5%

 
 

Other cities

22

27,2%

125

29,7%

 

GHQ-12 e

No mental distress

49

62,0%

184

46,8%

*

 

Smaller cities and rural districts

35

43,2%

170

40,4%

  

Mental distress

30

38,0%

209

53,2%

*

Social network c

Low

12

15,0%

88

21,7%

 

MSC f

Better functioning

45

57,7%

192

51,9%

 
 

High

68

85,0%

318

78,3%

  

Worse functioning

33

42,3%

178

48,1%

 

Emotional support

Low

15

18,8%

105

26,1%

 

Depression

No depression

77

96,3%

375

90,8%

 
 

High

65

81,3%

298

73,9%

  

Depression

3

3,8%

38

9,2%

 

Monthly savings

Yes

45

56,3%

160

40,2%

**

CES-D g

Low degree of depression

56

76,7%

297

76,7%

 
 

No

35

43,8%

238

59,8%

**

 

High degree of depression

17

23,3%

90

23,3%

 

Manage sudden expenditure of 14,000

Yes

55

69,6%

250

62,3%

 

Burnout h

Low burnout

57

78,1%

280

74,9%

 
 

No

24

30,4%

151

37,7%

  

High burnout

16

21,9%

94

25,1%

 

Difficulties with current expenditures

No

51

63,8%

222

55,0%

 

Risky alcohol use i

No risky alcohol use

54

71,1%

289

76,3%

 
 

Yes

29

36,3%

182

45,0%

  

Risky alcohol use

22

28,9%

90

23,7%

 
  1. a = Had been employed at least three months and had employment as last registration.
  2. b = Mayor city = district with > 200,000 inhabitants plus suburban districts adjacent to these districts. Other city = district with 50,000-200,000 inhabitants. In accordance with Svenska Kommunförbundet [56].
  3. c = How many individuals do you know and have contact with and with whom you share the same interests?
  4. d = Physical functioning level according to SF-12 Physical Component Study.
  5. e = General Health Questionnaire-12.
  6. f = Mental functioning level according to SF-12 Mental Component Study.
  7. g = Centre of Epidemiological Studies - Depression scale.
  8. h = Shirom Melamed Burnout Questionnaire.
  9. I = Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT).
  10. † = Chi-2-square significance. * = p < .05. ** = p < .01.