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Table 3 Correlation between characteristics of work organisation and WIF: bivariate analysis (hierarchy according to eta; +/- indicating positive/negative correlation)

From: Working conditions and Work-Family Conflict in German hospital physicians: psychosocial and organisational predictors and consequences

characteristics of work organisation

 

F

p

eta

eta2

number of days gone to work despite own illness

+

16.296

< .001

.386

.146

planned vacations postponed (frequency)

+

13.074

< .001

.291

.085

staff shortage as presumed reasons for changes in duty roster

+

23.098

< .001

.270

.073

strain due to a lost weekend off

+

10.413

< .001

.264

.070

strain due to changes in duty roster ignoring personal requests

+

9.335

< .001

.252

.063

colleagues on vacation as presumed reasons for changes in duty roster

+

14.230

< .001

.215

.046

exemption from duty during training

+

7.688

.001

.225

.051

personal requests ignored at changes in duty roster (frequency)

+

7.374

.001

.221

.049

strain due to being called on duty out of a day off

+

7.063

.001

.221

.049

strain due to having to continue to work after shift

+

6.144

.002

.205

.042

competitive pressure in department

+

4.072

.003

.232

.054

colleagues on maternity/parental leave as presumed reasons for changes in duty roster

+

8.776

.003

.171

.029

general frequency changes in duty roster on short notice

+

4.754

.003

.218

.047

appreciation of work by superiors

-

3.502

.008

.216

.047

continue working after shift (frequency)

+

3.922

.021

.164

.027