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Table 3 Multinomial logistic regression. Influence of socio-demographic characteristics of respondents and characteristics of the trajectory experienced prior to the recession on the type of labour trajectory during the recession. Beta coefficients, standard error (in brackets) and Odds Ratio

From: Youth unemployment and employment trajectories in Spain during the Great Recession: what are the determinants?

Reference: Stable employment trajectory

Precarious trajectory

Non-salaried employment trajectory

Temporary employment trajectory

M1

M2

M1

M2

M1

M2

B

OR

B

OR

B

OR

B

OR

B

OR

B

OR

Constant

0.245 (0.33)

 

− 1.633 (0.47)

**

− 1.300 (0.54)

*

− 0.920 (0.61)

 

− 0.746 (0.38)

*

− 1.988 (0.52)

**

Female

0.024 (0.15)

1.024

0.034 (0.17)

1.035

− 0.729 (0.22)

0.482**

− 0.715 (0.23)

0.489**

− 0.113 (0.16)

0.894

− 0.179 (0.17)

0.836

Male

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

20–24 years old

1.388 (0.26)

4.008**

1.195 (0.35)

3.305**

− 0.380 (0.43)

0.684

− 0.289 (0.52)

0.749

1.306 (0.28)

3.692**

0.478 (0.36)

1.613

25–29 years old

0.640 (0.16)

1.896**

0.317 (0.21)

1.374

− 0.725 (0.25)

0.484**

− 0.729 (0.30)

0.482*

0.723 (0.17)

2.060**

0.257 (0.21)

1.292

30–34 years old

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

Born in Spain

− 1.502 (0.22)

0.223**

− 0.978 (0.26)

0.376**

− 0.293 (0.36)

0.746

− 0.271 (0.40)

0.762

− 0.589 (0.26)

0.555*

− 0.109 (0.30)

0.897

Born abroad

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

Compulsory or less

0.783 (0.19)

2.189**

0.497 (0.24)

1.644*

0.483 (0.24)

1.621*

0.471 (0.33)

1.601

0.226 (0.19)

1.253

0.595 (0.25)

1.813*

Post − compulsory secondary

− 0.232 (0.21)

0.793

− 0.466 (0.24)

0.628

− 0.419 (0.28)

0.658

− 0.515 (0.32)

0.597

− 0.367 (0.21)

0.693

− 0.136 (0.24)

0.873

Higher education

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

Parents: Business owners and managers

0.158 (0.34)

1.171

0.511 (0.37)

1.666

1.734 (0.47)

5.662**

1.898 (0.50)

6.672**

− 0.050 (0.40)

0.952

− 0.190 (0.43)

0.827

Parents: Parents: Scientific. intellectual and liberal professions

− 0.207 (0.32)

0.813

− 0.086 (0.35)

0.918

0.302 (0.51)

1.353

0.501 (0.54)

1.650

− 0.195 (0.37)

0.823

− 0.336 (0.39)

0.714

Parents: Middle management and technical employees

0.065 (0.31)

1.068

0.277 (0.34)

1.319

0.928 (0.47)

2.530*

1.136 (0.50)

3.113*

0.250 (0.36)

1.284

0.222 (0.37)

1.249

Parents: Skilled and semi-skilled workers

− 0.158 (0.24)

0.854

− 0.167 (0.26)

0.846

0.348 (0.41)

1.416

0.460 (0.43)

1.584

0.303 (0.28)

1.354

0.258 (0.29)

1.295

Parents: Low-skilled workers

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

1

Highest occ.status TPR: Low-skilled

  

1.995 (0.39)

7.356**

  

0.880 (0.51)

2.411

  

0.873 (0.41)

2.394*

Highest occ.status TPR: Semi-skilled

  

0.725 (0.21)

2.066**

  

− 0.253 (0.26)

0.777

  

− 0.103 (0.20)

0.902

Highest occ.status TPR: High-skilled

  

0

1

  

0

1

  

0

1

Experienced unemployment or unstable employment in TPR

  

1.316 (0.27)

3.729**

  

− 0.762 (0.22)

0.467**

  

1.804 (0.32)

6.074**

Not unempl. or unstable employment in TPR

  

0

1

  

0

1

  

0

1

Length TPR

  

− 0.041 (0.03)

0.960

  

0.020 (0.04)

1.020

  

− 0.122 (0.03)

0.886**

  1. R2 Nagelkerke M1 = 0.196; M2 = 0.292
  2. Valid N M1 = 1281; M2 = 1197
  3. Source: Calculated by authors based on the 2012 Catalan Youth Survey data
  4. ** p < 0.01. * p < 0.05