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. 2022 Dec 30;49(1):84–94. doi: 10.5271/sjweh.4063

Table 1.

Overview of the study population (numbers). COVID-19 risk estimates are provided for employees in the subgroups indicated with bold. [JEM=job exposure matrix.]

Employees 4-digit DISCO-08 occupations Incident COVID-19 cases
At-risk a occupations with >2000 employees 1 620 231 b 155 2944
 Industrial sector (DB07) with average 4-digit-DISCO-08 JEM sumscore <12–24 853 599 155 1751
  JEM sumscore 1–12 126 575 97 183
  JEM sumscore >12–24 727 024 c 58 1568
 Industrial sector (DB07) with average 4-digit-DISCO-08 JEM sumscore 1–12 766 632 155 1193
At-risk a occupations with ≤2000 employees 124 287 218 220
Referent occupations d 369 341 50 559
Missing 4-digit DISCO-08 codes 337 306 693
Dead before start of follow-up week 8, 2020 377 0
Entire study population 2 451 542 423 4416
a

Non-referent occupations.

b

Occupational risk across all industrial sectors (displayed in table 3)

c

Industrial sector-stratified risk estimates (displayed in table 2). Numbers in table 2 do not sum to corresponding numbers in table 1 because some occupations are present in several industrial sectors and some occupations are presented at a higher or lower DISCO-08 level.

d

Low likelihood of occupational SARS-CoV-2 exposure according to an expert rated COVID-19 job exposure matrix with eight dimensions (sumscore = 0). Occupations that met this criterion were included in the reference group whatever their number of employees.