Amick, 2002 USA [40]
|
Cohort study (working cohort)
|
1968 (24 years)
|
25,413
|
n.a. (30.5 %)
|
45.0
|
44.9
|
Age, race, gender, year, family income, family size, retirement, unemployment, retirement by age interaction, race by age interaction, baseline disability, job strain
|
Berth, 2003 GER [35]
|
Cross-sectional study
|
2002 (−−)
|
420
|
72.0 % (−−)
|
29.0
|
46.8
|
--
|
Berth, 2005 GER [39]
|
Cross-sectional study
|
2003 (−−)
|
419
|
71.0 % (−−)
|
30.1
|
46.1
|
--
|
Burgard, 2009 USA [36]
|
Two complementary cohort studies
|
1986 (3 years) 1995 (10 years)
|
1,867
|
70.0 % (87.0 %)
|
41.2
|
53.6
|
Age, gender, race, marital status, household income, education, job insecurity, involuntarily job loss, employed at follow-up, self-employed, part-time, health shock, high blood pressure, neuroticism, smoking status, self-rated health and depressive symptoms at baseline
|
1,712
|
61.0 % (80.0 %)
|
43.4
|
43.7
|
Ferrie, 1997 GB [31]
|
Cohort study (subsample Whitehall-II)
|
1985 (9 years)
|
666
|
73.0 %a (81.2 %)
|
n.a.
|
76.7
|
Age, grade and baseline value of the variable
|
Flint, 2013 GB [32]
|
Cohort study
|
1991 (16 years)
|
10,494
|
92.0 %b (66.2 %)
|
n.a.
|
48.4
|
Age, age2, education, physical health problems, spousal joblessness, spousal GHQ-12, marital status, unemployed spells in past 12 months, residence in social housing, substance abuse, equivalised household income, permanent sickness
|
Green, 2011 AUS [33]
|
Cohort study
|
2001 (7 years)
|
13,969
|
93.5 % (93.3 %)
|
36.1
|
n.a.
|
Age, marital status, number of children, education, income, Employability if unemployed, re-employment difficulty, personal characteristics (extroversion, conscientiousness, emotional stability, openness to experience), long term health condition, others present in interview, regional Australia, remote Australia
|
Levenstein, 2001 USA [15]
|
Cohort study
|
1965 (29 years)
|
6,928
|
86.2 % (39.4 %)
|
n.a.
|
43.7
|
Age, gender, ethnicity, educational status, occupational status, not in labor force, depression and anomy score, BMI, smoking and alcohol consumption, leisure time physical activity, having had a medical checkup within 2 years before the follow-up study.
|
Mandal 2011 USA [30]c
|
Cohort Study
|
1992 (14 years)
|
5994
|
81.6 (88.6 %)
|
54.8
|
48.8
|
Age, gender, ethnicity, educational level, suffered business closure, displaced x expectation, got married/partnered, got separated/divorced/widowed, change in housing assets, job tenure years, type of occupation, S&P 500 returns
|
Makikangas, 2011 FIN [34]
|
Cohort study (Finnish managers)
|
1996 (10 years)
|
1,035
|
64.0 % (38.8 %)
|
41.9
|
95.0
|
--
|
Mewes, 2013 GER [37]
|
Cross-sectional study
|
2007 (−−)
|
2,510
|
61.9 % (−−)
|
42.0
|
45.5
|
--
|
Perlman, 2009 RUS [41]
|
Cohort study
|
1994 (9 years)
|
17,154
|
88.8 % (59.6 %)
|
n.a.
|
52.6
|
Age, education, occupation, alcohol, smoking, material goods, age at entry, district in Russia, and cluster by household.
|
Zenger, 2013 GER [38]
|
Cross-sectional study
|
2010 (−−)
|
2,504
|
56.2 % (−−)
|
51.8
|
46.7
|
--
|