Table I.

Sample profile (N = 1,237)

CharacteristicCategoryFrequency(%)
Age<3044336
 30-5067054
 >5012410
GenderWomen64152
 Men59648
Education levelSecondary education or less (low)13611
 Some tertiary education (medium)30525
 Bachelor’s degree or higher (high)79664
Place of residenceUK63151
 US29224
 Continental Europe19315
 Latin America706
 Other514
HierarchyBottom half82166
 Top half41634
Weekly work hours32 or less30124
 More than 3293676
Organization size<25 employees27222
 25-499 employees57546
 500+ employees39032
SectorPrivate76662
 Public42334
 Non-profit484
IndustryEducation19816
 Human health and social work16213
 Wholesale and retail trade13611
 Professional/scientific/technical activities1189
 Information and communication1129
 Administrative and support services827
 Financial and insurance activities827
 Manufacturing706
 Other27722

Notes: Sectors are based on the top-level classification of the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC). Hierarchy refers to the person’s self-reported place in the organizational hierarchy

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