ArticleBMC public health2023
Early retirement intentions among Abu Dhabi Police: investigating the role of psychosocial work factors and sickness absenteeism.
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- Do psychosocial factors affect the (occupational) well-being of German police officers? A cross-sectional study.BMC public health · 2025Article
- Early retirement intentions of Korean wage earners: the influence of job demand-control-support latent profiles.BMC public health · 2025Article
- The Relationship of Limitations in Daily Living Activities and Other Health-Related Factors with Early Retirement.Journal of prevention (2022) · 2025Article
- Determinants of sickness absence in police: Case study of Abu Dhabi police department, UAE.Heliyon · 2024Article
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Abstract
backgroundPolice departments are encouraged to integrate their health and safety management systems with the operational arrangements to demonstrate commitment to the improvement of working environment in the police is by the collection and analysis of occupational health data such as sickness absence and early retirement intention.
methodsAbout 760 responses to the Occupational Health and Safety Survey by the Abu Dhabi Police employees was used to analyse the early retirement intentions considering the work-related factors and sickness absence data.
resultsLogistic regression results of the unadjusted model reported higher odds that lower levels of co-worker support, supervisor support, workplace support related to intentions of early retirement. Also, unfavourable perception of health management increases the odds to early retirement among the employees.
conclusionThe outcome of this study provides insights into the determinants of early retirement intentions in the less explored region of middle-east, specifically in Abu Dhabi. Thorough analysis of such data will help police organisations to prioritise plans and improve the health and wellbeing of officers, in turn contributing to strengthening the fight against crime and minimizing the number of occupational injuries and premature exit from paid work.
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