Relative Risk of being employed by BMI category.

Note: The results are shown as relative risks (RRs), approximated from the Incidence Rate Ratios in the corresponding Poisson models. The model was adjusted for marital status, age, education, country level fixed effects, level of physical activity, smoking, drinking, and other chronic diseases. All relative risks can be combined on an additive scale, and refer to the likelihood of being employed when in the exposure category, compared to the reference category. A relative risk >1 means a greater likelihood of being employed, and a RR Source: OECD analysis of Harmonized SHARE + SHARE employment module, Release 6.0. The forest plot was created based on a template by [30].