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Table 2.

Results from conditional logistic regression for the association between body mass status and overall employment and job sectors.

Key Independent Variables	Odds Ratio ^b (90% Confidence Interval):
	Employed	Job Sector
	Employed	Professional	Semi-Professional	Service	Sales	Blue-Collar
*MEN*
Model 1
BMI	0.988	1.051 **	0.982	0.943 **	1.015	0.991
BMI	(0.97, 1.00)	(1.01, 1.09)	(0.94, 1.03)	(0.90, 0.98)	(0.99, 1.05)	(0.97, 1.02)
Model 2
Underweight ^a	1.033	2.036 *	0.312	1.281	0.258 **	1.453
Underweight ^a	(0.73, 1.46)	(1.02, 4.07)	(0.06, 1.68)	(0.60, 2.74)	(0.09, 0.70)	(0.77, 2.17)
Overweight & Obese ^a	0.905	1.469 **	0.501 **	0.983	0.973	0.955
Overweight & Obese ^a	(0.63, 1.29)	(1.15, 1.87)	(0.42, 0.86)	(0.70, 1.25)	(0.79, 1.20)	(0.80, 1.14)
N	4714	1959	1959	1959	1959	1959
*WOMEN*
Model 1
BMI	0.996	0.995	0.983	0.833 ***	1.019	1.138 ***
BMI	(0.97, 1.02)	(0.96, 1.03)	(0.94, 1.02)	(0.78, 0.89)	(0.99, 1.05)	(1.08, 1.19)
Model 2
Underweight ^a	1.111	1.010	1.100	1.340 *	1.004	0.523 ***
Underweight ^a	(0.96, 1.28)	(0.82, 1.24)	(0.89, 1.36)	(1.00, 1.79)	(0.84, 1.20)	(0.37, 0.74)
Overweight & Obese ^a	0.970	0.220	1.006	0.333 **	0.957	1.450
Overweight & Obese ^a	(0.70, 1.35)	(0.79, 1.89)	(0.62, 1.63)	(0.14, 0.80)	(0.66, 1.40)	(0.86, 2.44)
N	3626	2226	2226	2226	2226	2226

^a BMI groups include underweight (BMI < 25), overweight or obese (BMI ≥ 25), normal weight (18.5 < BMI ≤ 25) as references. ^b * for p-value < 0.1, ** p-value < 0.05, *** for p-value < 0.01.