Objectives To explore health inequalities between six labour market groups ranging from
permanent employees to the long-term unemployed receiving minimum daily allowance …

Background The aim was to study the impact of different categories of working conditions on
the association between occupational class and self-reported health in the working …

Objective While health inequalities among employees are well documented, their variation
and determinants among employee subpopulations are poorly understood. We examined …

Standard full-time permanent employment—providing a minimal degree of stability, income
sustainability, workers' empowerment, and social protection—has declined in the high …

Objectives Unemployment is a major determinant of health. We investigate whether health
inequalities with regards to employment status have changed in Germany. Methods We …

Surveillance of social determinants of health inequalities is an essential but still
underdeveloped issue in public health. Existing research has identified unemployment as …

Objectives: To examine the effects of ill health on selection into paid employment in
European countries. Methods: Five annual waves (1994–8) of the European Community …

The study explores the pathways and mechanisms of the relation between employment
conditions and health inequalities. A significant amount of published research has proved …

An increasing proportion of the population is not currently employed; health inequalities
research should include these people in analyses. Labor market position is the key …

Background The considerable increase of non-standard labor contracts, unemployment and
inactivity rates raises the question of whether job insecurity and the lack of job opportunities …