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. 2021 Nov 16;16:50. doi: 10.1186/s12995-021-00331-1

Table 5.

Regression models on satisfaction and health effects

Dependent Scale Total model fit (number of all significant predictors) Model fit with top fivea predictors Top fivea predictors Standardised Coefficient (Beta)
Intention to leave Profession / Job

R2 = 0.35

(22 predictors)

R2 = 0.34 Commitment to Workplace −0.28
Work Privacy Conflicts 0.22
Age groups −0.14
Unfair Treatment 0.11
Meaning of Work −0.13
Role Conflicts 0.09
Job Satisfaction

R2 = 0.66

(24 predictors)

R2 = 0.60 Quality of Leadership 0.31
Commitment to Workplace 0.24
Trust and Justice 0.19
Sense of Community 0.17
Work Privacy Conflicts −0.17
Work Engagement

R2 = 0.47

(24 predictors)

R2 = 0.44 Commitment to Workplace 0.31
Meaning of Work 0.20
Possibilities for Development 0.18
Work Privacy Conflicts −0.15
Role Clarity 0.12
General Health

R2 = 0.23

(22 predictors)

R2 = 0.22 Work Privacy Conflicts −0.21
Support at Work 0.08
Age groups −0.16
Insecurity over Working Conditions −0.13
Commitment to Workplace 0.12
Unfair Treatment −0.10
Burnout Symptoms

R2 = 0.41

(21 predictors)

R2 = 0.37 Work Privacy Conflicts 0.40
Trust and Justice −0.12
Hiding Emotions 0.13
Gender 0.12
Unfair Treatment 0.11
Job Insecurity 0.10
Presenteeism

R2 = 0.22

(22 predictors)

R2 = 0.19 Work Privacy Conflicts 0.15
Insecurity over Working Conditions 0.19
Unfair Treatment 0.14
Quantitative Demands 0.10
Gender 0.11
Dissolution 0.10
Inability to Relax

R2 = 0.20

(23 predictors)

R2 = 0.19 Work Privacy Conflicts 0.22
Dissolution 0.17
Job Insecurity 0.08
Quantitative Demands 0.11
Unfair Treatment 0.08
Age groups 0.08

a Top predictors are the first five workplace factors getting into a model. If gender or age group are getting in among the first five, a sixth predictor is listed