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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Health Aff (Millwood). 2017 Feb 1;36(2):274–281. doi: 10.1377/hlthaff.2016.1196

Exhibit 4. Model describing the odds of job retention.

Exhibit 4

Independent predictors of job retention among study participants

Source: Authors’ analysis of data from the Breast Cancer and the Workforce study

Notes: Diamond indicates point estimate for odds ratio; horizontal line indicates 95% confidence interval.

Corresponding data are included above each data point as OR (95% confidence interval). FPL: Federal Poverty Level †Odds ratio corresponds to a one-year increase in age.

**p <0.05, ***p <0.01, ****p <0.001

Covariate data points position on y-axis
Age upper limit 1.01 11
odds ratio 0.96 11
lower limit 0.92 11
Low Income (<200% FPL) upper limit 0.59 10
odds ratio 0.25 10
lower limit 0.1 10
Race/ethnicity
Black upper limit 2.78 8
odds ratio 0.3 8
lower limit 0.03 8
Chinese upper limit 0.93 7
odds ratio 0.11 7
lower limit 0.01 7
Korean upper limit 1.6 6
odds ratio 0.15 6
lower limit 0.015 6
Latina upper limit 2.74 5
odds ratio 0.3 5
lower limit 0.034 5
Health insurance
Employer sponsored upper limit 15.13 3
odds ratio 5.91 3
lower limit 2.31 3
Other private upper limit 8.26 2
odds ratio 2.5 2
lower limit 0.76 2
Employer was acccommodating upper limit 5.68 1
odds ratio 2.54 1
lower limit 1.14 1