Additional file 1: of Employment disadvantage and associated factors for informal carers of adults with mental illness: are they like other disability carers?

Table S1. Classification of main disabling condition of recipient of care from the 2015 Survey of Disability, Ageing and Carers. Table S2. Relationships between pairs of independent and dependent variables for multivariate logistic regression analyses, by carer sex. Table S3. Characteristics of co-resident carers aged 15–64 years, by main condition of the adult being cared for. Table S4. Impact of caring on employment for co-resident primary carers aged 15–64 years, by main condition of the adult being cared for. Table S5. Supplementary logistic regression analyses of association between recipient types of formal assistance, unmet need for assistance, other carer characteristics and not being employed for co-resident carers aged 15–64 years of adults with mental illness. Table S6. Supplementary logistic regression analyses of association between recipient frequency of formal assistance, unmet need for assistance, other carer characteristics and not being employed for co-resident carers aged 15–64 years of adults with mental illness. (DOCX 102 kb