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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2009 Nov 9.
Published in final edited form as: J Agromedicine. 2009;14(4):421–436. doi: 10.1080/10599240903389508

Table 4.

Bivariate Associations of Migrant Farmworker Personal Characteristics with Camp Sanitation, Eastern North Carolina, 2007.

Personal Characteristics Number of People in Camp per Washtub or Washing Machine
1 to 8 >8 to 16 >16 to 30 Greater than 30 or None in Camp

n % n % n % n %
Age*
 18 to 24 years 40 26.8 36 24.2 13 8.7 60 40.3
 25 to 29 years 89 52.4 29 17.1 14 8.2 38 22.4
 30 to 39 years 147 51.6 66 23.2 18 6.3 54 18.9
 40 or more years 140 61.1 47 20.5 10 4.4 32 14.0
Educational attainment
 0 to 6 years 228 53.8 64 15.1 29 6.8 103 24.3
 7 or more years 188 46.0 114 27.9 26 6.4 81 19.8
Speaks English
 No 387 49.9 172 22.2 45 5.8 172 22.2
 Yes 29 50.9 6 10.5 10 17.5 12 21.1
Speaks Indigenous Language
 No 358 54.0 172 25.9 37 5.6 96 14.5
 Yes 58 34.1 6 3.5 18 10.6 88 51.8
H2A Status*
 Without H2A visa 94 35.7 14 5.3 33 12.5 122 46.4
 With H2A visa 322 56.5 164 28.8 22 3.9 62 10.9
Years in US agriculture*
 1 year or less 31 27.0 13 11.3 18 15.7 53 46.1
 2 to 7 years 175 46.2 102 26.9 19 5.0 83 21.9
 8 or more years 209 62.4 61 18.2 17 5.1 48 14.3
Safety Concern of Boss
 S/he does as much as possible to make my job safe 249 46.3 107 19.9 45 8.4 137 25.5
 S/he could do more to make my job safe 92 56.8 42 52.9 7 4.3 21 13.0
 S/he is only interested in doing the job fast and cheaply 75 58.1 29 22.5 3 2.3 22 17.1
Job Control Estimate (Std. Err.) −0.08 (0.16)
Safety Climate Estimate (Std. Err.) −0.05 (0.22)

Note: Sample size varies due to missing data.

*

p<.05