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. 2021 Jul 16;18(14):7566. doi: 10.3390/ijerph18147566

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and working characteristics of Chilean teachers separated by gender and age group.

Total Sample Gender p-Value Age p-Value
Male Female ≤44 ≥45
n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%) n (%)
Age (years) c 37.57 ± 10.75 38.39 ± 11.21 37.33 ± 10.63 0.442 a 32.27 ± 5.48 53.67 ± 5.52 <0.001 a
Marital status
  Single 158 (47.02) 31 (43.66) 127 (47.92) 0.812 b 140 (55.34) 18 (21.69) <0.001
  Married/partnered 155 (46.13) 35 (49.30) 120 (45.28) 108 (42.69) 47 (56.63)
  DWW 23 (6.85) 5 (7.04) 18 (6.79) 5 (1.98) 18 (21.69)
Experience work (years) c 23.62 ± 14.41 27.01 ± 14.77 22.71 ± 14.21 0.278 a 26.72 ± 9.34 22.60 ± 15.61 <0.01 a
Type of contract
  Fixed-term 218 (64.88) 22 (30.99) 96 (36.23) 0.411 b 122 (44.27) 6 (7.23) <0.001
  Indefinite-term 118 (35.12) 49 (69.01) 169 (63.77) 141 (55.73) 77 (92.77)
Type of school
  Public (state) 100 (29.76) 21 (29.58) 79 (29.81) 0.589 b 74 (29.25) 26 (31.33) 0.813 b
  Private (subsidized) 156 (46.43) 30 (42.25) 126 (47.55) 120 (47.43) 36 (43.37)
  Private (non-subsidized) 80 (23.81) 20 (28.17) 60 (22.64) 59 (23.32) 21 (25.30)
Domestic work
  <15 h 268 (79.76) 60 (84.51) 208 (78.49) 0.262 b 208 (82.21) 60 (72.29) 0.059 b
  >15 h 68 (20.24) 11 (15.49) 57 (21.51) 45 (17.79) 23 (27.71)
Work hours in pandemic d
  Higher 258 (78.66) 51 (72.86) 207 (80.23) 0.182 b 191 (76.40) 67 (85.90) 0.126 c
  Less/Equal 70 (21.34) 19 (21.14) 51 (19.77) 59 (23.6) 11 (14.1)
Work–family balance
  Unaffected 46 (14.02) 11 (15.71) 35 (13.57) 0.646 b 32 (12.80) 14 (17.95) 0.253 b
  Affected 282 (85.98) 59 (84.29) 223 (86.43) 218 (87.20) 64 (82.05)

DWW, Divorced Widow Widower; <15 and >15, domestic work in hours; p < 0.05. a Wilcoxon test, b Chi-squared; c Data are expressed as mean ± standard deviation; d Work hours in pandemic, Higher: more than before the pandemic, Less/Equal: less than or equal before the pandemic.