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Table 2 Univariate associations between recovery opportunities at work and excellent work ability

From: Opportunities for recovery at work and excellent work ability - a cross-sectional population study among young workers

 

Women

Women with high work demands

   

N = 1282–1289

  

N = 435–437

 

Exposed (n)

Cases (n)

Univariate model

Exposed (n)

Cases (n)

Univariate model

Recovery opportunities at work

  

PR

(95 % CI)

  

PR

(95 % CI)

Possibility of deciding working hours

742

485

1.1

(0.998–1.26)

208

130

1.2

(0.98–1.44)

Possibility of deciding the work pace

484

316

1.1

(0.96–1.22)

114

73

1.2

(0.94–1.48)

Possibility of taking short breaks

495

322

1.1

(0.95–1.20)

106

63

1.1

(0.82–1.29)

Possibility of deciding when to perform a work task

581

374

1.1

(0.94–1.18)

152

92

1.1

(0.88–1.33)

Having mostly varied work

548

356

1.1

(0.95–1.20)

172

101

1.0

(0.83–1.24)

 

Men

Men with high work demands

   

N = 1043–1053

  

N = 344–349

 

Exposed (n)

Cases (n)

Univariate model

Exposed (n)

Cases (n)

Univariate model

Recovery opportunities at work

  

PR

(95 % CI)

  

PR

(95 % CI)

Possibility of deciding working hours

616

401

1.1

(0.93–1.21)

164

98

1.0

(0.82–1.27)

Possibility of deciding the work pace

495

343

1.2

(1.09–1.41)

145

96

1.3

(1.03–1.62)

Possibility of taking short breaks

577

394

1.2

(1.09–1.41)

155

99

1.3

(0.98–1.53)

Possibility of deciding when to perform a work task

604

414

1.3

(1.11–1.43)

172

114

1.4

(1.06–1.66)

Having mostly varied work

411

296

1.4

(1.17–1.54)

126

86

1.4

(1.06–1.71)

  1. (N number of workers included in the univariate analyses, n number of workers exposed for the variable respectively being a case, PR prevalence ratios, 95 % CI = 95 % confidence interval)