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Table 1.

Sample description of all study participants according to depression and anxiety symptoms and results of univariable proportional odds models at t0 and t1 (N = 34.303).

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Fig 1.

Mental distress in early 2022 (t0, retrospectively assessed) and late 2023 (t1) measured with the 4-item Patient Health Questionnaire (PHQ-4) among workers (A), job seekers (B), and non-working participants (C).

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Table 2.

Description of occupational characteristics and strain among 20,948 workers.

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Table 3.

Modeling the risk of elevated depressive and anxiety symptoms (PHQ-4 categories) among 20,948 working participants by occupational sector, segment and main group.

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Table 4.

Odds ratios for elevated depressive and anxiety symptoms by occupational risk factors.

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