AIM To compare the health-related quality of life of unemployed and employed women with disabilities and establish factors affecting their life satisfaction. METHODS The study included 318 women with disabilities, 160 of whom were employed and 158 unemployed, paired according to age and region of residence. The health-related quality of life was assessed by The World Health Organization Quali...

(1) Problem considered: Lack of employment linked mental activities could pose non-working middle-aged women to a greater risk cognitive decline. This systematic review aimed at examining the effects unemployment among women. (2) Methods: Based on PRISMA guidelines, from five suitable studies was conducted. (3) Results: Evidence suggesting adverse obtained. Paid work seemed have significant pos...

Relative mortality in the period 1970-80 was studied among Danish men and women who were unemployed and employed on the day ofthe 1970 census. The study population consisted ofthe total labour force in the age range 20-64 on 9 November 1970that is, about 2 million employed and 22 000 unemployed people. Relative mortality was analysed by a multiplicative hazard regression model (as a natural ext...