Table 2 Logistic regression analyses, domain analyses: prediction of working beyond retirement among employees with and without chronic disease

Educational level

Low

Reference

Intermediate

0.72–1.78

High

1.13–2.66

Nagelkerke R²

Area under the curve

0.51–0.61

Option value

Ln

0.86–0.97

Quartile income

Q1 (0–25%)

Reference

Q2 (26–50%)

0.64–3.18

Q3 (51–75%)

0.72–3.09

Q4 (76–100%)

1.08–4.74

Quartile equity

Q1 (0–25%)

Reference

Q2 (26–50%)

0.55–1.58

Q3 (51–75%)

0.39–0.99

Q4 (76–100%)

0.35–0.96

Nagelkerke R²

Area under the curve

0.59–0.71

Physical load

1–5

0.56–0.89

Mental load

1–5

1.05–1.87

Working in (semi-)skilled manual labor

Yes

0.01–0.77

Working in transport

Yes

0.92–7.91

Working in healthcare

Yes

1.14–2.99

Permanent contract

Yes

0.19–1.95

Evening / night shifts

Yes

0.92–1.87

0.90–2.27

Years of physically heavy work

> = 8 years

0.91–2.59

Nagelkerke R²

Area under the curve

0.60–0.70

0.54–0.66

Perceived health

Good

0.31–0.96

Perceived physical health

Average 50

1.02–1.08

1.00–1.17

Feeling full of life

Yes

1.34–41.05

Feeling worn out

No

0.91–4.88

0.03–1.11

Depressive symptoms

1–4

0.31–1.02

Recovery and relaxation

1–5

0.43–0.86

Body height

Centimeters

1.01–1.05

1.00–1.05

# days intensively active for at least 20 min / week

> = 2 days

1.09–2.90

Nagelkerke R²

Area under the curve

0.60–0.70

0.62–0.73

Attitude partner with regard to continued employment

No partner

Reference

Reference

Very unpleasant

0.01–0.50

0.14–1.53

Unpleasant

0.35–1.29

0.04–0.54

Neither pleasant nor unpleasant

0.99–2.37

0.48–1.66

Pleasant

0.69–2.22

1.02–4.01

Very pleasant

0.38–2.28

0.17–1.51

Missing family activities due to work obligations

Yes

0.48–0.98

Nagelkerke R²

Area under the curve

0.57–0.66

0.60–0.72