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Table 5 Sick leave, mental capacities and ability to work (according to WAI - questionnaire) in respect to the ROS

From: Online survey among maritime pilots: job-related stress and strain and the effects on their work ability

 

Total sample (n = 401)

1-week ROS (n = 49)

4-month ROS (n = 352)

p

Sick leave last year (12 months)

  

0.5932

 None at all

144 (35.9%)

17 (34.7%)

127 (36.1%)

 

 1–9 days

158 (39.4%)

21 (42.9%)

137 (38.9%)

 

 10–99 days

94 (23.4%)

11 (22.4%)

83 (23.6%)

 

 > 100 days

5 (1.3%)

0

5 (1.4%)

 

Estimation of the own work ability in 2 years

  

0.4522

 Relatively certain

374 (93.3%)

46 (93.9%)

328 (93.2%)

 

 Not certain

24 (6.0%)

2 (4.1%)

22 (6.3%)

 

 Unlikely

3 (0.7%)

1 (2.0%)

2 (0.5%)

 

Mental capacities

    

 Ability to enjoy the regular daily activities

  

0.1422

  Often / rather often

307 (76.5%)

43 (87.8%)

264 (75.0%)

 

  Sometimes

68 (17.0%)

5 (10.2%)

63 (17.9%)

 

  Rather seldom / never

26 (6.5%)

1 (2.0%)

25 (7.1%)

 

 Considering the last 3 months:

Have you been active and alert?

 

0.5132

  Often / rather often

289 (72.0%)

39 (79.6%)

250 (71.0%)

 

  Sometimes

76 (19.0%)

8 (16.3%)

68 (19.3%)

 

  Rather seldom / never

36 (9.0%)

2 (4.1%)

34 (9.7%)

 

 Considering the last 3 months:

Have you felt yourself to be full of hope about the future?

  

0.0072

  Continuously/ rather often

288 (71.5%)

38 (77.6%)

250 (71.0%)

 

  Sometimes

81 (20.2%)

8 (16.3%)

73 (20.7%)

 

  Rather seldom / never

32 (8.3%)

3 (6.1%)

29 (8.3%)

 

 Ability to work according to WAI

   

0.4322

  Very good

122 (30.4%)

18 (36.7%)

104 (29.5%)

 

  Good

188 (46.9%)

22 (44.9%)

166 (47.2%)

 

  Moderate

77 (19.2%)

9 (18.4%)

68 (19.3%)

 

  Critical

14 (3.5%)

0

14 (4.0%)

 

Point value, mean (SD)

40.2 (5.7)

40.9 (4.8)

40.2 (5.8)

0.3621

  1. 1Student’s T test
  2. 2Chi-square test