Table 4.
Effects of precarious employment and calling on psychosocial health and work well-being among care workers (n = 1502)
| Psychosocial health1 | Work well-being1 | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| β (Se) | β (Se) | β (Se) | β (Se) | β (Se) | β (Se) | |
| Intercept | 5.001 (0.191)*** | 2.694 (0.198)*** | 3.900 (0.201)*** | 4.161 (0.151)*** | 1.574 (0.155)*** | 2.863 (0.152)*** |
| Precarious employment | – 0.679 (0.033)*** | – 0.628 (0.033)*** | – 0.730 (0.026)*** | – 0.676 (0.025)*** | ||
| Calling | 0.464 (0.028)*** | 0.413 (0.027)*** | 0.538 (0.022)*** | 0.487 (0.020)*** | ||
1Adjusted for year and age group, ***p < 0.001, β Standardized coefficient, Se Standard error