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Openness about Sexual Orientation and Exposure to Workplace Bullying Cover

Openness about Sexual Orientation and Exposure to Workplace Bullying

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|Jun 2022

Figures & Tables

Table 1

Fit statistics.

MODELN LATENT CLUSTERSBIC(LL)L2DFCLASS.ERR.
Complete homogeneity0311062.16225.3910290.0462
Structural homogeneity1113520.59549.13910730
2211348.417215.46210500.0233
3311062.26767.66110270.0466
4411094.226638.09310040.0678
5511122.056504.3439810.0716
Partial homogeneity6311064.726763.16310260.0468
7311064.366762.79510260.0467
8311065.366763.79610260.0468
9311067.96766.33410260.0466
Heterogeneity10311422.07366.1910210.0477
Full heterogeneity1136515948

[i] Legend: BIC: Bayesian Information Criterion; Model 1–5: Traditional LC models (structural homogeneity); Models 6–9: Testing invariance or heterogeneity across heterosexuals and LGBs; Model 6: h/LGBLGB with dress, Model 7: h/LGBLGB ignored; Model 8: h/LGB rem sex and Model 9: h/LGB unwanted contact. Model 10: Heterogeneous model (interaction term between LC and covariate). Model 11: Full homogeneous model (based on the merged data). Model 12: Full heterogeneous model (based on separate analysis of heterosexuals and LGBs).

Figure 1

Profile of workplace bullying. Average score on negative behaviours for each latent class. Dress: “Receiving unwelcome comments about the way you dress”. Remsex: “Being confronted with unwanted jokes or remarks which have a sexual undertone”. Unwphcon: “Experiencing unwanted physical contact, e.g. touching, grabbing, groping”. Gossip: “Spreading gossip and rumours about you”. Shouted at: Being shouted at“. Insulted: “Being insulted or having offensive remarks made about you (i.e. about habits and background, attitude or private life, etc)”. Withinfo: “Someone withholding information which affects your performance”. Remerror: “Receiving repeated reminders of your errors or mistakes”. Creffort: “Persistent criticism of your work or performance”.Ignored: “Being ignored by people at work”. Approach: “Facing a hostile reaction when you approach others. Jokes: Being the subject of unwanted practical jokes”. Self-label: “Using the definition above, have you been bullied at work over the last six months?”.

Table 2

Risk groups of workplace bullying.

OCCASIONAL/NOT BULLIEDEXP(B)TARGET/NOT BULLIEDEXP(B)WALD
Disability
Yes/No0.75**2.121.514***4.5426.87***
Age
25–39/16–240.1221.13–0.6140.5426.32***
40–54/16–24–0.53**0.59–1.513**0.22
55–64/16–24–0.5*0.61–2.291*0.1
65+/16–24–0.760.47–0.6140.54
Grade
C1/AB–0.53*0.590.4031.511.12
C2/AB–0.280.761.1333.11
DE/AB–0.640.530.7802.18
Female/Male0.0541.060.5511.742.752
LGB/Heterosexual0.236**1.271.199**3.3213.06**
Intermediate occupations/Managerial and professional occupations–0.75*0.47–0.2740.7610.05
Routine and manual occupations/Managerial and professional occupations–0.550.58–0.3690.69
Not stated-not classifiable/Managerial and professional occupations–0.630.53–1.0160.36
Undergrad/Higher or postgrad0.1891.21–0.4450.649.033
HE quals/Higher or postgrad–0.280.760.0611.06
A/AS Levels/Higher or postgrad0.1141.12–0.3710.69
GCSE (A-C)/Higher or postgrad0.0321.030.2811.32
GCSE (D-G)/Higher or postgrad–0.010.99–0.910.4
Other/Higher or postgrad0.2381.27–0.7780.46
None/Higher or postgrad0.3981.49–1.630.2
Part time/Full time0.0061.01–0.350.71.007

[i] Legend *: 0.01< = p < 0.5; **: 0,001 < = p < 0,01 and ***: p < 0,001.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.16993/sjwop.164 | Journal eISSN: 2002-2867
Language: English
Page range: 9 - 9
Submitted on: Jul 19, 2021
Accepted on: Apr 6, 2022
Published on: Jun 13, 2022
Published by: Stockholm University Press
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services

© 2022 Helge Hoel, Duncan Lewis, Anna Einarsdottir, Guy Notelaers, published by Stockholm University Press
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