Table 3.

The association of fair/poor self-rated health with self-reported workplace loads and demographic variables: Ukrainian and Czech males and females (Adj. odds ratio (OR) and 95% CI, 4 log. models).

	Adj. OR	95% CI		Adj. OR	95% CI		Adj. OR	95% CI		Adj. OR	95% CI
	Ukrainian males			Ukrainian females			Czech males			Czech females
Age groups
18–30 (ref.)	1			1			1			1
31–40	,985	,408	2,379	,902	,274	2,967	1,578	,717	3,473	1,224	,524	2,859
41–62	1,779	,769	4,116	6,361	2,211	18,298	3,508	1,677	7,338	3,106	1,434	6,728
Education level
Univ. (ref.)	1			1			1			1
Primary	2,065	,800	5,327	,514	,182	1,451	2,318	1,010	5,321	1,562	,573	4,256
Secondary	1,156	,423	3,164	,425	,159	1,133	1,264	,527	3,030	1,297	,482	3,485
Marital status
Other (ref.)	1			1			1			1
Married	1,071	,573	2,004	1,457	,650	3,265	1,144	,678	1,931	,957	,559	1,639
Workplace discrimination by factors
Not exposed (ref.)	1			1			1			1
Exposed by 1 factor	1,313	,582	2,958	4,050	1,254	13,082	,665	,341	1,295
Exposed by 2 factors	1,780	,830	3,816	4,891	1,468	16,297	,578	,302	1,108	1,073	,588	1,958
Exposed by 3 factors	2,140	,904	5,068	13,180	3,487	49,814	,818	,266	2,517	1,879	,999	3,534
Exposed by 4 factors	1,277	,370	4,416	6,578	1,175	36,821	3,041	,439	21,074	2,687	,890	8,118

Educational level was confirmed as a significant determinant of poor health (SRH) but only in the case of Czech males (OR = 2.32, 95% CI = [1.01–5.32]—the lower the education the worse the parameters of SRH (taking university education as the reference frame)).

Marital status was not significantly associated with SRH in any analysed samples.