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. 2021 Nov 17;48(1):102133. doi: 10.1016/j.pubrev.2021.102133

Table 1.

Participants Profile (N = 490).

Variable n %
Age
 18–24 17 3.5 %
 25–34 135 27.6 %
 35–44 98 20.0 %
 45–54 76 15.5 %
 55–64 133 27.1 %
 65 or above 31 6.3 %
Gender
 Male 240 49.0 %
 Female 250 51.0 %
Ethnicity
 White/Caucasian 304 62.0 %
 Black/African American 64 13.1 %
 Hispanic/Latino 83 16.9 %
 Asian/Asian American 25 5.1 %
 American Indian/Alaska Native 4 .8 %
 Other 10 2.0 %
Education
 High school diploma or equivalent 49 10.0 %
 Some college, no degree 112 22.9 %
 Bachelor’s degree or equivalent 193 39.4 %
 Master's degree or equivalent 108 22.0 %
 Doctoral or professional degree or equivalent 28 5.7 %
Income
 Less than $20,000 22 4.5 %
 $20,000 to $39,999 67 13.7 %
 $40,000 to $59,999 115 23.5 %
 $60,000 to $79,999 101 20.6 %
 $80,000 to $99,999 61 12.4 %
 $100,000 or more 124 25.3 %
Company Tenure
 < 1 year 32 6.5 %
 1–3 years 94 19.2 %
 4–6 years 101 20.6 %
 7–9 years 60 12.3 %
 10 years or above 203 41.4 %
Job Position
 Non-management 232 47.3 %
 Lower-level management 168 34.3 %
 Middle-level management 39 8.0 %
 Upper-Level management 51 10.4 %
Company Size
 0–99 146 29.8 %
 100–249 47 9.6 %
 250–499 46 9.4 %
 500–749 37 7.6 %
 750–999 29 5.9 %
 1000–1499 36 7.3 %
 1500 or above 149 30.4 %

Note. As to COVID-19 related work information, a majority of the participants reported that their companies provided work-from-home options (73.3 %) and adjusted the sick and leave policy (61 %). Around 25.9 % of these participants acknowledged that there were confirmed COVID-19 cases among employees in their companies.