Hanging in, but only just: part-time employment and in-work poverty throughout the crisis

IZA Journal of European Labor Studies

Table 4 Probit models for in-work poverty among part-time workers in Europe (n = 27,364).

	Model 1	ᅟ	Model 2	ᅟ	Model 3	ᅟ
	−1.38	***	−0.34	***	−0.32	***
Voluntary part-time	−0.57	***	−0.32	***	−0.32	***
D_2011	0.03	ᅟ	−0.04	ᅟ	−0.07	ᅟ
Voluntary part-time * D_2011	−0.05	ᅟ	−0.01	ᅟ	−0.02	ᅟ
Women	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.16	***	−0.24	***
Middle skilled	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.18	***	−0.18	***
High skilled	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.32	***	−0.31	***
Age 30_49	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.02	ᅟ	−0.03
Age 50_64	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.24	***	−0.24	***
Not born in country	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.34	***	0.41	***
Fam type: couple	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.33	***	−0.33	***
Fam type: other	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.49	***	−0.49	***
WI other HH members	ᅟ	ᅟ	−1.25	***	−1.25	***
1 child	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.18	***	0.27	***
2 children	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.35	***	0.40	***
>2 children	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.54	***	0.52	***
ISCO = 3	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.04	ᅟ	−0.04	ᅟ
ISCO = 4	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.19	***	0.19	***
ISCO = 5	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.35	***	0.35	***
ISCO = 6, 7, or 8	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.37	***	0.37	***
ISCO = 9	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.55	***	0.55	***
FY working	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.51	***	−0.51	***
UNEMPL benefit	ᅟ	ᅟ	0.31	***	0.31	***
Benefit	ᅟ	ᅟ	−0.57	***	−0.58	***
Women * D_2011	ᅟ	ᅟ			0.14	*
Not born in country * D_2011	ᅟ	ᅟ		ᅟ	−0.12	*
1 child * D_2011	ᅟ	ᅟ		ᅟ	−0.16	**
2 children * D_2011	ᅟ	ᅟ		ᅟ	−0.09	ᅟ
>2 children * D_2011	ᅟ	ᅟ		ᅟ	0.00	ᅟ
Pseudo R ²	0.0305	ᅟ	0.2670	ᅟ	0.2678	ᅟ

Source: EU-SILC 2008 and 2012, all models control for country dummies (UK not included). Reference: involuntary part-time, D_2007, men, low skilled, age 20_29, born in country, fam type: single, 0 children, ISCO 1 or 2, not full-year working, no UNEMPL benefit, no benefit
Significance levels: (*)p < 0.1; *p < 0.05; **p < 0.01; ***p < 0.001