Employment status and perceived health condition: longitudinal data from Italy
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...[29] National population sample, Italy Cohort 37,782 (2006–2010) 15–64 y Inter-time Variables Psychosocial/economic indicators Pre- and post- recession period Employment Status Psychological Well-being Self-rated health Temporary workers, first job seekers and unemployed individuals all perceive their health as being worse than permanent workers do....
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...viduals were amplified after the onset of the recession [29]....
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...Lack of economic and social benefits [36, 42, 48, 67, 70, 79]...
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...[12, 35-79] in the actual review (see Figure 1)....
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...Job insecurity has also contributed to an increase by 50% the level of depressive symptoms in the US [15]....
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...Insecurity due to the contract duration has been found to substantially decrease the perceived health condition [12], to increase psychological distress [13] and even poor physical health [14]....
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