Access to non-pecuniary benefits: does gender matter? Evidence from six low- and middle-income countries

Table 2 Results from the multiple regression models for the probability of nursing and midwifery personnel to receive non-pecuniary benefits, six countries

	(1)	(2)	(3)	(4)	(5)	(6)	(7)	(8)
Covariate	Meals	Housing	Transport	Paid vacation	Health insurance	In-service training	At least one benefit	Three or more benefits
Worker's sex:	-0.125	0.18	0.557**	-0.056	0.648***	-0.534***	0.325	0.089
Woman (ref = man)	[0.341]	[0.285]	[0.241]	[0.227]	[0.222]	[0.204]	[0.258]	[0.230]
Worker's years of experience at facility	-0.015	0	0.001	-0.014	0.018*	0.006	0.025*	0.002
	[0.016]	[0.013]	[0.012]	[0.012]	[0.011]	[0.010]	[0.015]	[0.011]
Facility location:	-0.419	0.221	0.069	-0.545***	0.354***	0.115	0.535***	-0.176
Rural (ref = urban)	[0.256]	[0.155]	[0.139]	[0.105]	[0.089]	[0.081]	[0.118]	[0.110]
Facility type:	0.878***	0.34	0.456**	-0.201	0.409**	-0.821***	0.112	0.078
Hospital (ref = other)	[0.300]	[0.252]	[0.215]	[0.196]	[0.195]	[0.177]	[0.219]	[0.198]
Facility management: Private (ref = public)	-0.174	0.58	-0.082	-0.834***	-0.075	-0.976***	-0.940***	-0.455
	[0.451]	[0.424]	[0.294]	[0.277]	[0.293]	[0.243]	[0.253]	[0.313]
*Interaction sexexperience**:	-0.007	0.001	-0.008	0.02	-0.016	0.001	-0.026	0.006
Woman*Years	[0.019]	[0.016]	[0.014]	[0.013]	[0.012]	[0.011]	[0.016]	[0.013]
*Interaction sexfacility type**:	0.112	-0.211	-0.600**	-0.012	-0.396*	0.633***	0.056	-0.222
Woman*Hospital	[0.372]	[0.306]	[0.258]	[0.238]	[0.228]	[0.213]	[0.275]	[0.241]
*Interaction sexfacility management**:	1.768***	0.116	1.213***	1.403***	-1.017***	0.507*	-0.058	1.052***
Woman*Private	[0.469]	[0.453]	[0.335]	[0.302]	[0.310]	[0.270]	[0.272]	[0.338]

*P < 0.1 **P < 0.05 ***P < 0.01 ref = reference category
Note: Additional variables for workers' country of residence and occupational earnings were included in the model, with generally highly statistically significant differences observed (results not presented, due in part to differences in currency scales across countries).

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