Table 5.

Distribution of accommodation outcomes by individual characteristics (row percentages)

Accommodation outcome							p-value
Demographic variables	Fully		Partially		Not granted
	N	%	N	%	N	%
Have a disability
Yes	213	71.96	45	15.20	38	12.84	0.185
No	349	76.37	68	14.88	40	8.75
Visibility of disability
Non-apparent	96	71.11	18	13.33	21	15.56	0.412
Fluctuates	68	70.83	17	17.71	11	11.46
Apparent	48	77.42	10	16.13	4	6.45
Sexual orientation
Straight	463	75.28	92	14.96	60	9.76	0.739
LGBQ	91	72.80	19	15.20	15	12.00
Gay/lesbian	44	70.97	13	20.97	5	8.06	0.476
Bisexual	21	77.78	2	7.41	4	14.81
Queer	4	80.00	1	20.00	0	0.00
Other	22	70.97	3	9.68	6	19.35
Gender
Men	170	74.56	29	12.72	29	12.72	0.260
Women	351	75.00	77	16.45	40	8.55
Transgender	9	69.23	2	15.38	2	15.38
Race/ethnicity
White NH	467	75.93	90	14.63	58	9.43	0.244
Racial/ethnic minority	96	70.07	22	16.06	19	13.87
Black NH	25	67.57	8	21.62	4	10.81	0.077
Hispanic	18	72.00	3	12.00	4	16.00
Asian	13	61.90	7	33.33	1	4.76
Other	40	74.07	4	7.41	10	18.52
Age
18–35 years old	96	67.61	27	19.01	19	13.38	0.259
36–55 years old	289	76.46	55	14.55	34	8.99
56 years or older	179	75.85	31	13.14	26	11.02
Tenure
Less than 5 years	216	71.76	53	17.61	32	10.63	0.522
6–20 years	250	76.22	45	13.72	33	10.06
More than 20 years	93	78.81	15	15.13	10	10.04

P-value represents Pearson ${\chi }^2$. Significant results with a p-value of 0.1 or lower are shown in bold. Fisher’s exact test is shown for analysis that does not meet Pearson ${\chi }^2$ assumptions. Row percentages with rounding adjusted to add up to 100%