These issues are well-documented and backed up by statistics, but you may not be moved by figures about employment contracts, gender inequality, workload problems, management pressure, stress levels and diversity issues.
Effect modification was defined as a significant interaction term (p < 0.05) between potential effect modifiers (age, gender, physical workload) and BMI.
Much smaller levels of risk were found for perceived workload, gender and foreign birth.
Time use in assessing childcare is criticized as "easily obscur[ing] gender differences in workload.
Gender differences in workload appeared to be larger than the income gap.
The well-matched reference group in terms of age, gender and physical workload is a strength of the study.
Analyses will be adjusted for baseline values of the number of events with excessive physical workload, gender and age.
Analyses were presented stratified for age, gender, or physical workload if the associations between BMI and musculoskeletal symptoms differed based on significant interaction terms.
Analysis was performed using three linear regression models with physician overall job satisfaction as the dependent variable and age, gender, professional experience, workload, and social capital as independent variables.
This income gap partially reflects the gender differences in workload: for example, women were found to perform, on average, 33% fewer services than men (number of consultations and visits).
