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Table 4 Prevalence of perceived stress owing to the items in Indistinct organisation and conflicts and in Individual demands and commitment in the cohort of 38 and 50-year-old Swedish women (n = 424).

From: The prevalence of work-related stress, and its association with self-perceived health and sick-leave, in a population of employed Swedish women

Perceived stress (PS) owing to the following items in Indistinct organisation and conflicts

High stress perception

No/Low stress perception

 

% (95% CI)

n

% (95% CI)

n

PS owing to increased work-load

38 (33 – 43)

160

62 (57 – 67)

264

PS owing to unclear goals at workplace

14 (11 – 18)

60

86 (82 – 89)

364

PS owing to unclear work assignments

7 (4 – 9)

28

93 (91 – 95)

396

PS owing to unclear leadership

3 (1 – 5)

12

97 (95 – 99)

412

PS owing to conflicts at work

23 (19 – 27)

98

77 (73 – 81)

326

PS owing to involved in conflicts at work

12 (9 – 15)

49

88 (85 – 91)

375

PS owing to supervisor not solved the conflicts

17 (13 – 21)

71

83 (79 – 87)

353

Perceived stress (PS) owing to the following items in Individual demands and commitment

    

PS owing to high demands on oneself at work

29 (25 – 34)

125

71 (66 – 75)

299

PS owing to engaged in one's work

17 (14 – 21)

72

83 (79 – 86)

352

PS owing to think about work after working-day

25 (21 – 29)

106

75 (71 – 79)

318

PS owing to hard to set limits

44 (39 – 49)

187

56 (51 – 61)

237

PS owing to high responsibility for one's work

29 (25 – 34)

123

71 (66 – 75)

301

PS owing to work over-time/stress

24 (20 – 28)

102

76 (72 – 80)

322

PS owing to sleep disturbance on account of work

26 (22 – 31)

112

74 (69 – 78)

312