Research Article

The Role of Carer-Friendly Workplace Policies and Social Support in Relation to the Mental Health of Carer-Employees

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This paper deals with the existence and nonexistence of solutions for the following weighted quasilinear elliptic system, where near their minima and the dimension Moreover, we use the well known Pohozaev identity for prove the nonexistence result. Logistic regression models on various mental health symptoms based on MI data after missing-data imputation (N = 4291).

VariablesTiredAnxiousOverwhelmIsolatedIrritated
OR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIORStd. errOR95% CI

WI
Took time off work1.120.79–1.580.940.69–1.31.250.88–1.771.320.84–2.081.170.82–1.67
Took days off work0.760.55–1.070.660.49–0.90.920.66–1.270.790.52–1.20.650.47–0.9
Fired20.12.51–160.811.370.43–4.342.230.7–7.125.571.55–20.072.790.68–11.4
Quit1.150.27–4.979.792.02–47.344.271.65–11.021.310.44–3.931.170.36–3.88
Turned down job offer or promotion6.724.06–11.128.224.13–16.345.262.61–10.623.202.09–4.92.281.46–3.55
Took a less demanding job3.832.21–6.632.431.39–4.243.021.86–4.92.141.3–3.523.402.14–5.39

CFWP
Flexible schedule0.850.64–1.130.870.65–1.160.900.66–1.220.770.52–1.140.910.66–1.24
Part-time option0.840.63–1.120.810.59–1.090.780.57–1.060.670.45–10.850.62–1.15
Able to take leave10.73–1.381.000.71–1.41.150.81–1.641.060.7–1.611.040.73–1.47
Able to take extended leave1.260.92–1.721.350.96–1.91.390.98–1.961.511–2.291.350.96–1.92
Telework option1.170.74–1.850.670.42–1.060.810.49–1.331.150.66–2.030.880.53–1.47
CFWP without negative impact0.760.58–0.990.760.57–10.570.44–0.760.720.51–1.020.590.44–0.8

Social support
Support from family and friends1.431.14–1.811.461.16–1.851.621.26–2.081.030.77–1.381.581.23–2.04
Support from community0.760.54–1.070.850.61–1.190.760.54–1.080.650.42–10.710.49–1.02
Occasional relief or respite care1.511.05–2.181.961.29–2.971.511.04–2.191.240.82–1.871.380.93–2.04
Financial support1.531.12–2.091.190.87–1.621.270.94–1.711.400.98–2.011.340.98–1.84

Interaction terms
Turned down offer x no negative impactN/A0.310.1–0.97N/AN/AN/A
Turned down offer x able to take leaveN/AN/A0.400.17–0.97N/AN/A

Covariates
Hours spent caregiving per week1.021.01–1.041.031.02–1.051.021.01–1.021.011.01–1.021.021.01–1.02
Hours spent working per week10.99–1.011.011–1.021.011–1.011.000.99–1.011.000.99–1.01
Age1.021.01–1.031.021.01–1.031.011–1.021.021.01–1.031.011.01–1.02
Male0.690.54–0.880.630.49–0.820.480.37–0.620.520.37–0.720.730.57–0.95

Marital (compared to married)
Formerly married0.960.68–1.350.860.61–1.21.270.88–1.811.170.76–1.80.740.52–1.07
Single0.860.63–1.170.930.68–1.281.000.73–1.371.330.91–1.951.030.74–1.43
Immigrant0.820.61–1.110.960.71–1.290.830.61–1.140.900.62–1.320.990.71–1.36
Urban1.421.07–1.881.180.9–1.561.280.96–1.71.260.9–1.771.020.76–1.37

Income (compared to under 40 K per year)
40–60 K0.800.5–1.261.030.65–1.611.170.74–1.831.140.65–20.950.61–1.46
60–80 K0.900.56–1.441.130.71–1.81.280.8–2.031.030.6–1.770.780.49–1.26
80–100 K0.680.42–1.090.820.51–1.331.160.71–1.890.940.52–1.710.870.55–1.4
100 K+0.790.52–1.20.840.55–1.271.290.85–1.960.730.43–1.220.870.57–1.33

Education (compared to high school or below)
Trades, college, CEGEP, etc1.310.99–1.731.381.03–1.831.090.81–1.461.491.02–2.171.481.11–1.98
Bachelor’s degree or university diploma1.000.73–1.371.180.85–1.630.930.67–1.281.551.04–2.291.781.25–2.53
University degree above BA0.890.61–1.31.491.03–2.150.850.56–1.31.991.21–3.271.731.16–2.59

Occupation (compared to management)
Business, sales, and services0.990.68–1.440.910.63–1.330.960.65–1.421.010.62–1.641.531.02–2.29
Natural and applied sciences1.050.64–1.741.520.93–2.470.780.46–1.340.960.49–1.891.270.72–2.27
Health0.880.53–1.460.680.41–1.120.570.34–0.970.740.37–1.480.850.51–1.43
Education, social, and art0.940.61–1.450.830.54–1.270.900.58–1.420.780.43–1.390.950.6–1.51
Transport, agriculture, and manufacture0.860.55–1.350.690.45–1.060.910.57–1.450.900.49–1.651.150.72–1.82

VariablesDepressedResentfulAppetite lossTrouble sleepingOtherAny symptom
OR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CIOR95% CI

WI
Took time off work1.500.97–2.331.490.99–2.262.091.18–3.721.260.84–1.91.871–3.50.780.55–1.13
Took days off work0.720.48–1.080.650.44–0.940.760.45–1.281.080.73–1.61.300.7–2.410.60.45–0.9
Fired2.450.64–9.383.450.97–12.192.300.48–10.941.610.51–5.080.620.14–2.67N/A
Quit1.220.37–4.041.110.44–2.841.070.3–3.810.970.34–2.720.890.3–2.668.071.61–66.5
Turned down job offer or promotion3.391.79–6.43.952.08–7.496.162.8–13.554.592.93–7.22.671.5–4.788.213.7–18.1
Took a less demanding job2.331.46–3.722.141.36–3.372.451.35–4.453.422.17–5.392.591.4–4.768.532.55–30.62

CFWP
Flexible schedule0.650.45–0.950.780.55–1.120.910.54–1.520.840.6–1.170.970.56–1.680.810.56–1.04
Part-time option0.620.43–0.890.540.38–0.770.600.37–0.970.680.49–0.950.700.36–1.350.720.49–0.94
Able to take leave1.220.81–1.851.210.83–1.762.031.16–3.541.110.79–1.580.960.5–1.851.120.79–1.64
Able to take extended leave1.290.86–1.921.160.8–1.671.150.7–1.91.401–1.961.520.76–3.051.150.75–1.57
Telework option1.020.57–1.811.320.76–2.291.430.67–3.031.150.66–21.300.58–2.90.850.46–1.37
CFWP without negative impact0.850.62–1.170.930.68–1.280.430.27–0.70.710.53–0.950.740.44–1.260.70.54–0.99

Social support
Support from family and friends1.110.83–1.481.300.97–1.741.490.99–2.251.250.96–1.630.920.57–1.481.361.05–1.75
Support from community0.880.6–1.30.710.47–1.081.220.73–2.040.700.48–1.041.430.78–2.630.70.45–1.03
Occasional relief or respite care1.290.83–2.011.100.72–1.680.790.46–1.351.410.96–2.071.200.63–2.261.510.97–2.5
Financial support1.501.06–2.131.300.92–1.851.671.04–2.691.421.02–1.970.870.5–1.531.470.92–2.09

Interaction variables
Turned down offer no negative impactN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Turned down offer able to take leaveN/A0.440.2–0.950.370.15–0.95N/AN/AN/A

Covariates
Hours spent caregiving per week1.011–1.021.011–1.011.011.01–1.021.021.01–1.041.011–1.021.061.02–1.12
Hours spent working per week1.000.99–1.011.000.99–1.011.021.01–1.031.011–1.011.000.99–1.021.011–1.02
Age1.011–1.021.021.01–1.031.000.99–1.021.031.02–1.031.021–1.041.021.01–1.03
Male0.600.45–0.790.620.46–0.830.580.39–0.880.650.49–0.860.630.36–1.110.690.44–0.79

Marital (compared to married)
Formerly married0.910.59–1.410.920.61–1.41.000.56–1.80.990.69–1.431.870.96–3.630.830.52–1.16
Single0.890.61–1.290.940.65–1.360.890.52–1.531.150.82–1.620.900.45–1.7910.77–1.55
Immigrant1.240.87–1.780.990.68–1.431.050.64–1.730.930.67–1.290.640.33–1.220.970.64–1.33
Urban1.230.89–1.71.090.78–1.511.781.11–2.841.591.17–2.150.820.47–1.431.040.68–1.27

Income (compared to under 40 K per year)
40–60 K0.870.53–1.451.360.81–2.280.750.36–1.550.810.49–1.330.820.39–1.720.80.55–1.52
60–80 K0.630.38–1.050.910.53–1.570.630.29–1.370.790.48–1.30.910.4–2.030.80.5–1.46
80–100 K0.730.42–1.271.270.72–2.250.440.2–0.980.590.35–10.830.38–1.810.660.41–1.18
100 K+0.650.41–1.051.070.65–1.770.420.21–0.840.870.53–1.420.930.45–1.910.810.53–1.34

Education (compared to high school or below)
Trades, college, CEGEP, etc1.421.01–1.991.170.83–1.640.960.61–1.521.501.11–2.031.920.99–3.71.511.07–2.00
Bachelor’s degree or university diploma0.970.66–1.421.210.84–1.771.030.62–1.711.050.74–1.51.860.88–3.931.280.87–1.88
University degree above BA0.860.52–1.411.010.62–1.640.760.38–1.530.940.62–1.422.290.96–5.451.230.82–1.86

Occupation (compared to management)
Business, sales, and services0.970.62–1.531.300.81–2.070.730.4–1.340.920.63–1.341.050.47–2.380.920.47–1.07
Natural and applied sciences1.540.86–2.761.240.66–2.350.500.2–1.280.930.55–1.570.590.17–2.061.310.68–1.92
Health0.850.47–1.571.080.57–2.030.380.16–0.890.790.45–1.390.600.22–1.680.650.31–0.88
Education, social, and art0.770.46–1.291.270.73–2.210.580.28–1.21.090.71–1.670.900.37–2.20.860.5–1.22
Transport, agriculture, and manufacture0.830.48–1.421.270.74–2.180.560.26–1.20.920.58–1.460.770.26–2.30.760.4–1.03

Note. (1) Abbreviations: OR, odds ratio (2) is represented by , is represented by , and is represented by (3) N/A cells indicate that the variables were not included in the model.