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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: Soc Probl. 2020 Sep 14;69(1):164–183. doi: 10.1093/socpro/spaa020

Appendix Table 1.

Days of Child Care Type regressed on Just in Time Work Schedules for Working Parents with a Child Aged 0 to 9 Years Ordered Logistic Regression Coefficients

Days of Spousal care/week Days of Grandparent or relative care/week Days of Babysitter care/week Days of Sibling care/week Days Child cares for self/week Days of Sibling less than 10 or self care/week Days of Formal day care or school care/week
Worked On-Call −0.032
(0.42)
−0.043
(0.59)
0.251 **
(2.58)
0.361 ***
(3.39)
0.312
(1.45)
0.307 *
(1.97)
0.147
(1.58)
               
Shift Change 0.117
(1.64)
0.248 ***
(3.60)
0.130
(1.32)
0.099
(0.95)
0.448
(1.91)
0.158
(0.97)
−0.078
(0.89)
               
F-test 0.78 4.96 8.95 11.26 6.93 5.08 0.35
p = 0.376 p=0.0259 p=0.003 p=.001 p=.009 p=.024 p=.555
               
n 3668 3667 3650 3651 3644 3642 3653

T-statistics in parentheses;

*

p<0.05

**

p<0.01

***

p<0.001

indicates that the F-test of joint significance of on-call and last-minute scheduling changes significant at p<.05.

Models also control for variable schedule, schedule notice, schedule control; parent has more than one child, youngest child age, parental age, race/ethnicity, education, school enrollment, household income, resources to cope with a $400 expense shock, job tenure, usual weekly hours, hourly wage, manager, and interview month. Coefficients on these additional covariates not shown.