Table B3.
At-a-Glance of Statistically Significant Differences: COVID-19 Vaccination Coverage and Intent, Overall and by Sociodemographic Characteristics, Food System (FS) Workers Compared with Non–Food System (NFS) Workers, May–November 2021
| Vaccine Uptake and Demand Outcomes | Vaccinated ≥1 Dose | Unvaccinated, Reachable | Unvaccinated, Reluctant |
|---|---|---|---|
| FS Worker Group(s) | AFFH, FMF, FBS | FMF, FBS | AFFH |
| Overall, FS worker groups compared with NFS | Significantly lower percent (%) of AFFH, FMF, FBS workers were vaccinated with ≥1 dose | Significantly higher % of FMF or FBS workers were unvaccinated and reachable | Significantly higher % of AFFH workers were unvaccinated and reluctant |
| FS sociodemographic subgroups with significant differences compared with NFS a | Lower % NH-W | Higher % NH-White | Higher % NH-White |
| Lower % those 30–39 years | Higher % Hispanic | Higher % male | |
| Lower % insured | Higher % ages 30–39 | Higher % 18–29 | |
| Lower % non foreign born | Higher % below poverty <75K | Higher % 30–39 | |
| Lower % without comorbidities | Higher % male | Higher % 50–64 | |
| Lower % residing in a non-principal city MSA | Higher % female | Higher % below poverty <75k | |
| Lower % residing in non-MSA | Higher % insured | Higher % above poverty ≥75k | |
| Higher % not foreign born | Higher % insured | ||
| Higher % with comorbidities | Higher % non foreign born | ||
| Higher % without comorbidities | Higher % without comorbidities | ||
| Higher % reside in non-principal city MSA |
Results for uptake and reachable FS workers compared to NFS by sociodemographic groups are included if the significant finding for a subgroup was consistently noted for all worker groups described in corresponding overall results compared with NFS workers. Italicized subgroups in all three columns indicate those that were consistently noted for all three outcomes- uptake, reachable, and reluctant. for example, significantly lower percentages of FS workers were vaccinated compared with NFS workers, and significantly higher percentages of FMF and FBS workers were unvaccinated but reachable. Significantly lower percentages of NH-W FS workers were vaccinated, but significantly higher percentages of NH-W FMF and FBS workers were unvaccinated but reachable, whereas significantly higher percentages of NH-W AFFH workers were unvaccinated but reluctant.