Table 5.
Employees with rheumatoid arthritis or axial spondyloarthritis and work-related problems, n = 526 |
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Discussed work-related problems with the employer; n (%) Yes |
N = 514 352 (68.5%) |
Reasons for not discussing work-related problems with the employer; n (%) (Multiple answers possible) I didn’t think this was necessary I found it difficult to discuss this I was afraid of possible adverse consequences for my job or employment contract I thought my employer couldn’t help me with this I hadn’t thought of this |
N = 162 108 (66.7%) 91 (56.2%) 87 (53.7%) 66 (40.7%) 34 (21.0%) |
Advices or actions arisen from discussing work-related problems with the employer; n (%) Yes |
N = 352 198 (56.2%) |
Advices or actions resulting from discussions with the employer; n (%) (Multiple answers possible) I received advice to consult an occupational HCP I received advice to consult a HCP I perform fewer tasks in a working day I perform different tasks I work less hours: by reducing the number of hours in my employment contract I work less hours: by reducing taking vacation hours I work less hours: other I work at different times My work environment is adjusted I have found another job or am currently looking for another job |
N = 198 100 (50.5%) 93 (47.0%) 82 (41.4%) 70 (35.3%) 32 (16.2%) 10 (5.0%) 39 (19.7%) 68 (34.3%) 78 (39.4%) 21 (10.6%) |
*Not applicable for self-employed participants HCP: healthcare professionall