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Table 3 Results of multiple regression analysis on ‘work-private life conflict

From: Factors associated with work-private life conflict and leadership qualities among line managers of health professionals in Swiss acute and rehabilitation hospitals – a cross-sectional study

coefficients

estimate (B)

std. estimate (β)

std. errora

t-valuea

p-valuea

(Intercept)

10.83

0.00

4.42

2.45

0.008

Quantitative demands

0.25***

0.18

0.04

5.93

0.000

Role conflicts

0.09***

0.08

0.02

4.16

0.000

Demands to hide emotions

0.16***

0.16

0.02

6.87

0.000

Scope for breaks / holidays

-0.07***

−0.06

0.02

−3.78

0.000

Meaning of work

−0.10***

−0.07

0.02

−4.18

0.000

Bond with the company

−0.08***

− 0.07

0.02

−3.92

0.000

Social community at work

−0.12***

−0.08

0.03

−4.43

0.000

Insecurity of the working environment

0.10***

0.12

0.02

6.53

0.000

Demarcation

−0.06

− 0.06

0.06

− 0.89

0.368

Full-time – part-time work (working hours per week)

0.13***

0.12

0.02

6.53

0.000

Years working in current position

0.13

0.05

0.10

1.34

0.190

Possibility to exchange shifts (1 = yes, 0 = no)

−2.87**

−0.06

0.82

−3.49

0.002

Would change their current shift work (e.g. to working only in ‘one specific shift’) (1 = yes, 0 = no)

6.31***

0.14

0.84

7.50

0.000

Number of shifts per weekend

1.38**

0.07

0.42

3.26

0.002

Care tasks for children privately (1 = yes, 0 = no)

3.76***

0.09

0.77

4.88

0.000

Profession: physician

12.23***

0.14

1.47

8.33

0.000

Profession: administration & research

−5.90**

−0.05

1.93

−3.06

0.006

Interactions – demands to hide emotions & years working in current position

−0.01***

− 0.14

0.00

−3.44

0.000

Interactions – quantitative demands & demarcation

0.00***

0.24

0.00

3.25

0.000

  1. abased on bootstrap, *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001