Table 1

Sociodemographic characteristics of the study cohort according to overall satisfaction with psychosocial working conditions

Cohort characteristics	Level of satisfaction
	Low		Intermediate		High		Total
	N	%	N	%	N	%	N	%
Gender
Women	2613	24.8	5250	49.7	2691	25.5	10554	78.6
Men	759	26.5	1459	50.8	651	22.7	2869	21.4

Age
≤40	1324	26.5	2362	47.2	1317	26.3	5003	37.3
41–50	1013	24.5	2054	49.6	1070	25.9	4137	30.8
51–60	873	24.0	1946	53.6	814	22.4	3633	27.1
61+	162	24.9	347	53.4	141	21.7	650	4.8

Marital status
Single	1458	26.5	2691	49.0	1347	24.5	5496	40.9
Not single^*	1914	24.1	4018	50.7	1995	25.2	7927	59.1

Children <15 years of age
Yes	1163	24.7	2281	48.5	1264	26.8	4708	35.1
No	2209	25.4	4428	50.8	2078	23.8	8715	64.9

Occupational grade
Low	691	25.6	1211	48.3	604	24.1	2506	18.7
Middle-range	2104	26.2	3850	47.9	2086	25.9	8040	59.9
High	396	18.7	1236	56.4	485	22.9	2117	15.8
Other^†	181	23.8	412	54.2	167	22.0	760	5.6

Unit size
<30	2278	27.1	3909	46.6	2208	26.3	8395	62.5
≥30	1094	21.8	2800	55.7	1134	22.5	5028	37.5

Sector
Health^‡	2587	28.4	4341	47.6	2192	24.0	9120	67.9
Social service^§	363	19.9	864	47.4	595	32.7	1822	13.6
Education^¶	274	14.4	1192	62.6	440	23.0	1906	14.2
Administration^**	148	25.7	312	54.3	115	20.0	575	4.3
Total	3372	25.1	6709	50.0	3342	24.9	13423	100

↵* Married or cohabitating.
↵† Other occupations within the county that hold too few employees to be analysed separately.
↵‡ Hospitals, psychiatric institutions.
↵§ Special care institutions, children and adolescents.
↵¶ Educational or rehabilitation institutions.
↵** Technical areas, administrative staff.