Research Article
Gender Inequalities in the Health of Immigrants and Workplace Discrimination in Czechia
Table 3
The association of fair/poor self-rated health with self-reported workplace loads and demographic variables: Ukrainian and Czech males and females (Adj. odds ratio (OR) and 95% CI, 4 log. models).
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Educational level was confirmed as a significant determinant of poor health (SRH) but only in the case of Czech males (OR = 2.32, 95% CI = [1.01–5.32]—the lower the education the worse the parameters of SRH (taking university education as the reference frame)). Marital status was not significantly associated with SRH in any analysed samples. |