Table 3.

Age-differences in OSH service access after adjustment for employment conditions. Results of the logistic regression comparing young workers with workers aged 30–64 (reference), stepwise adjustment for covariates starting with a model adjusted for sex and education (odds ratios (OR) [95% confidence interval, 95%-CI]).

Adjustment	No Health and Safety Manager OR [95% CI] for Age (Young Compared to Older Workers)	No Occup. Physician OR [95% CI] for Age (Young Compared to Older Workers)	No OSH Information OR [95% CI] for Age (Young Compared to Older Workers)
Crude OR for age	1.80 [1.52–2.13]	1.36 [1.15–1.61]	1.52 [1.22–1.88]
OR for age after adjustment for:
sex, education,	1.88 [1.59–2.23]	1.44 [1.22–1.70]	1.56 [1.26–1.95]
+ occupational position,	1.82 [1.53–2.16]	1.43 [1.21–1.71]	1.45 [1.16–1.82]
+ working time,	1.63 [1.54–2.18]	1.49 [1.26–1.79]	1.47 [1.18–1.83]
+ economic sector,	1.73 [1.45–2.07]	1.41 [1.17–1.69]	1.54 [1.22–1.94]
+ company size,	1.49 [1.24–1.79]	1.19 [0.99–1.44]	1.34 [1.06–1.69]
+ temporary contract	1.24 [1.03–1.50]	1.03 [0.85–1.25]	1.08 [0.85–1.38]