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KMID : 1024820230110010078
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Journal of Korean Academy of Dental Administration
2023 Volume.11 No. 1 p.78 ~ p.88
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A Study on the relationship between work from home and sleep disturbances among workers: using the 5th working environment survey
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Kim Hyun-Jung
Park Seo-Yeon
Kwon Hyung-Jin
Fang Yi-Qin
Lee Lei
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Abstract
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This study aimed to analyze the correlation between working from home and sleep disorders among domestic workers using data from the 5th Working Environment Survey in 2017. Out of the total 30,108 wage workers, 818 employees work from home and 4,090 work in an office. A random sample of 1:5 pairs, considering gender and occupational group, was selected from these employees as the study subjects. The analysis included personal characteristics, occupational characteristics, work-from-home arrangements, and sleep disorders. Age, education, employment status, years in the workforce, weekly working hours, work-life balance, self-perceived health, depression, and anxiety were all adjusted as potential confounding variables. Conditional logistic regression analysis was conducted to examine the relationship between working from home (independent variable) and sleep disorder (dependent variable). This analysis aimed to analyze the correlation between working from home and sleep disorder. The analysis revealed that working from home was associated with sleep onset latency disorder OR=3.23 (95% CI=2.67~3.91), sleep maintenance disorder OR=3.67 (95% CI=3.02~4.45), and non-restorative sleep OR=3.01 (95% CI=2.46~3.67), which showed a statistically significant relationship with all three types of sleep disorders. Factors influencing the correlation between working from home and sleep disorders included work-life balance, social isolation, and anxiety.
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KEYWORD
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Work from home, Work-home balance, Sleep disturbance, Difficulty maintaining sleep, Nonrestorative sleep
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