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Table 5 Regression results I: FD-dependent variable: variation in weeks of sick leave between 2011 and 2012

From: Absenteeism, childcare and the effectiveness of pension reforms

 

Model 1 (b/se)

Model 2 (b/se)

Model 3 (b/se)

T

−0.377** (0.152)

−0.413*** (0.155)

 

Treated

0.015 (0.015)

−0.005 (0.015)

 

Treated* grandmother

 

0.048*** (0.015)

 

Tsick in 2011

  

−0.227 (0.211)

Tnot sick in 2011

  

−0.393** (0.154)

Treatedsick in 2011

  

0.389** (0.182)

Treatednot sick in 2011

  

−0.016 (0.015)

Treated*grandmothersick in 2011

  

0.120 (0.197)

Treated*grandmothernot sick in 2011

  

0.044*** (0.015)

∆Seniority

0.003*** (0.001)

0.004*** (0.001)

0.003*** (0.001)

∆Seniority*age

−0.000*** (0.000)

−0.000*** (0.000)

−0.000*** (0.000)

∆Notional seniority

−0.863*** (0.018)

−0.863*** (0.018)

−0.926*** (0.024)

∆Age2

0.005*** (0.001)

0.005*** (0.001)

0.005*** (0.001)

∆Log (wage)

−0.195*** (0.070)

−0.197*** (0.070)

−0.205***(0.070)

∆Regional unemployment rate

−0.003 (0.008)

−0.002 (0.008)

−0.001 (0.008)

Adjusted R-square

0.391

0.391

0.394

N

25,258

25,258

25,258

Tests (P values)

   

 Tsick in 2011 = Tnot sick in 2011

  

0.2555

 Treatedsick in 2011 = Treatednot sick in 2011

  

0.0264

 Treated i  + (Treated*grandmother i ) = 0

 

0.0183

 

   i = sick in 2011

  

0.0120

   i = not sick in 2011

  

0.1147

  1. Note: Significance levels: *0.10, **0.05, and ***0.01. Robust errors clustered at level of groups with uniform age, sick leave in 2011, income, seniority level and region