Table 4.

Adjusted bivariate risk (AOR with 95% CI) of poor health among cohort members exposed to non-standard employment conditions and job insecurity.

	Age 30				Age 34				Age 42
	‘Fair’ or ‘poor’ self-rated health		High malaise score		‘Fair’ or ‘poor’ self-rated health		High malaise score		‘Fair’ or ‘poor’ self-rated health		High malaise score
	AOR (n)	95%CI	AOR	95%CI	AOR (n)	95%CI	AOR	95%CI	AOR (n)	95%CI	AOR	95%CI
Non-standard employment (reference category = standard employment)
ID	3.00** (154)	(1.32–6.83)	2.08	(0.89–4.87)	1.76 (142)	(0.82–3.76)	1.46	(0.65–3.29)	2.65* (120)	(1.04–6.80)	1.07	(0.46–2.49)
BIF	1.46* (989)	(1.05–2.04)	1.76**	(1.24–2.48)	1.88*** (878)	(1.39–2.53)	1.25	(0.87–1.78)	1.47* (789)	(1.01–2.13)	1.78**	(1.25–2.53)
Others	1.94*** (7898)	(1.69–2.24)	1.87***	(1.62–2.17)	2.03*** (7199)	(1.80–2.29)	1.39***	(1.21–1.60)	1.66*** (6611)	(1.40–1.96)	1.37***	(1.19–1.58)
Job insecurity (reference category = secure employment)
ID	1.01	(0.30–3.44)	1.22	(0.35–4.27)	2.69	(0.82–8.80)	2.00	(0.65–6.15)	2.59	(0.84–8.01)	1.43	(0.47–4.39)
BIF	1.06	(0.64–1.76)	1.15	(0.68–1.95)	1.26	(0.83–1.91)	1.26	(0.77–2.06)	2.12**	(1.35–3.34)	1.94**	(1.25–3.01)
Others	1.67***	(1.39–2.05)	1.69***	(1.37–2.08)	2.07***	(1.74–2.48)	1.54***	(1.24–1.91)	1.82***	(1.45–2.28)	1.91***	(1.57–2.32)

Notes:

AOR = adjusted odds ratio, CI = confidence interval, ID = intellectual disability, BIF = borderline intellectual functioning.

Sample sizes for job insecurity analyses and Malaise analyses are identical to NSE analyses at the same age.

^*p < 0.05.

^**p < 0.01.

^***p < 0.001.