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. 2020 Mar 25;8:84. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2020.00084

Table 3.

Interactional effect of explanatory variables on absenteeism and presenteeism of wage workers among 26 OECD countries.

Fixed effect Absenteeism Presenteeism
Model 3 Model 4 Model 3 Model 4
B OR (95% CI) B OR (95% CI) B OR (95% CI) B OR (95% CI)
Level 1
Female (ref: Male) 0.265*** 1.304 (1.218–1.395) 0.276*** 1.317 (1.227–1.415) 0.247*** 1.280 (1.200–1.366) 0.237*** 1.268 (1.182–1.360)
Work-life imbalances (ref: Low) 0.063 1.065 (0.994–1.142) 0.103** 1.108 (1.031–1.191) 0.255*** 1.291 (1.208–1.380) 0.267*** 1.305 (1.215–1.402)
Non-permanent employment (ref: Permanent) −0.425*** 0.654 (0.601–0.712) −0.454*** 0.635 (0.582–0.693) −0.202*** 0.817 (0.754–0.887) −0.172*** 0.842 (0.772–0.919)
Manual job type (ref: Non-manual) −0.060 0.942 (0.868–1.022) −0.072 0.931 (0.855–1.014) −0.152*** 0.859 (0.794–0.929) −0.189*** 0.827 (0.997–1.008)
Level 2
Gender gap in the employment rate −0.005 0.995 (0.953–1.040) −0.051** 0.951 (0.919–0.983)
Gender wage gap −0.053*** 0.949 (0.923–0.975) −0.038** 0.962 (0.938–0.988)
Cross-level interaction
Female*gender gap in the employment rate −0.004 0.996 (0.987–1.004) 0.009* 1.009 (1.001–1.017)
Work-life imbalances*gender gap in the employment rate 0.001 1.001 (0.993–1.010) 0.007 1.007 (0.999–1.015)
Non-permanent employment*gender gap in the employment rate 0.021*** 1.022 (1.012–1.031) 0.013** 1.013 (1.004–1.022)
Manual job type*gender gap in the employment rate 0.011* 1.011 (1.002–1.019) 0.014*** 1.014 (1.006–1.022)
Female*gender wage gap −0.004 0.996 (0.991–1.001) 0.005* 1.005 (1.001–1.009)
Work-life imbalances*gender wage gap −0.008** 0.992 (0.987–0.998) 0.001 1.001 (0.997–1.006)
Non-permanent employment*gender wage gap 0.017*** 1.017 (1.011–1.023) 0.002 1.002 (0.997–1.008)
Manual job type*gender wage gap 0.007* 1.007 (1.001–1.012) 0.010*** 1.010 (1.006–1.015)
Random effect
Level 2, μ0 (τ) 0.381 0.230 0.219 0.211
Explanation of τ (%) 21.1 52.4 35.4 37.8
χ2 5145.509*** 1217.536*** 798.653*** 768.426***
*

p < 0.05;

**

p < 0.01;

***

p < 0.001.

All models were controlled at individual- and country-level.