Table 4. Adjusted competing risks analyses on the influence of health, demographic, and socio-economic factors and work conditions at baseline among employed persons on the likelihood of unemployment in the full sample, and stratified by gender.

	Unemployment: full sample (n = 806/n = 9811)			Unemployment: men (n = 377/4600)			Unemployment: women (n = 429/5211)
	SHR	(95% CI)	p	SHR	(95% CI)	p	SHR	(95% CI)	p
Morbidity
No LLI, No CMD	1.00			1.00			1.00
LLI only	1.00	(0.83–1.22)	0.981	1.17	(0.90–1.53)	0.247	0.87	(0.65–1.15)	0.327
CMD only	1.70	(1.36–2.15)	<0.001	1.81	(1.24–2.67)	0.002	1.64	(1.23–2.19)	0.001
LLI+CMD	0.96	(0.66–1.41)	0.848	1.25	(0.68–2.30)	0.467	0.83	(0.51–1.35)	0.457
Women	0.90	(0.76–1.05)	0.185	-			-
Age	1.28	(1.23–1.33)	<0.001	1.27	(1.20–1.34)	<0.001	1.29	(1.22–1.35)	<0.001
Born outside Sweden	1.29	(1.08–1.55)	0.005	1.30	(1.00–1.70)	0.054	1.26	(0.99–1.60)	0.058
Single, divorced, widowed	1.20	(1.04–1.39)	0.005	1.27	(1.03–1.56)	0.025	1.15	(0.95–1.40)	0.151
Education
Primary	1.07	(0.83–1.37)	0.603	1.06	(0.75–1.50)	0.740	1.08	(0.75–1.54)	0.681
Secondary	1.12	(0.93–1.36)	0.242	1.22	(0.93–1.59)	0.151	1.06	(0.79–1.40)	0.709
Higher education	1.00			1.00			1.00
Social occupational class
High non-manual	1.00			1.00			1.00
Intermediate non-manual	1.31	(1.06–1.62)	0.011	1.40	(1.04–1.89)	0.028	1.23	(0.92–1.64)	0.161
Low non-manual	1.86	(1.45–2.38)	<0.001	2.29	(1.58–3.32)	<0.001	1.75	(1.25–2.45)	0.001
Manual	1.77	(1.37–2.29)	<0.001	1.68	(1.21–2.33)	0.002	2.29	(1.46–3.58)	<0.001
Financial strain	1.30	(1.01–1.69)	0.042	1.36	(0.92–2.00)	0.126	1.26	(0.90–1.79)	0.180
Employment conditions
Employed, great work freedom	1.00			1.00			1.00
Employed, limited work freedom	1.27	(1.05–1.54)	0.013	1.31	(0.97–1.76)	0.083	1.25	(0.98–1.69)	0.079
Self-employed	0.83	(0.64–1.07)	0.149	0.71	(0.51–0.99)	0.041	1.16	(0.78–1.73)	0.457

SHR: Subdistribution hazard ratio, LLI; limiting longstanding illness, CMD: common mental disorder. All models adjust for all variables presented in the table.