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easat-3934	Kibirige, Israel ; Niyitegeka, Josue ; Mutekanga, D. R. 	Compliance with personal protective equipment use among clay works employees	2024	11	.pdf	application/pdf	6511	413	60	It is recommended that employers need to consider gender as an important factor regarding PPE compliance in the company and that companies uphold PPE compliance and also assess productivity as a consequence of compliance. PPE compliance Variables High N (%) Low N (%) COR (95%CI) P-value AOR (95%CI) P-value Sex Male 31(27.0) 84(73.0) Female 9(50.0) 9(50.0) 2.71(.99-7.45) 0.053 4.95(1.29-18.90) 0.019** Age <30 11(18.6) 48(81.4) >30 29(39.2) 45(60.8) 2.81(1.26-6.29) 0.012** 2.31(.83-6.40) 0.107 Education Educated 17(20.0) 68(80.0) Non- educated 23(47.9) 25(52.1) 0.27(.13-.59) 0.001** 1.25(.38-4.06) 0.714 Attitude Poor 12(14.6) 70(85.4) 1.82(.59-5.59) 0.295 Good 28(54.9) 23(45.1) 7.10(3.12-16.19) 0.000** Commitment No 12(12.6) 83(87.4) Yes 28(73.7) 10(26.3) 19.37(7.55-49.69) 0.000** 17.56(4.64-66.42) 0.000** Table 6 above shows that while sex is not significantly associated with PPE compliance at COR (COR = 2.71, 95%CI = 0.99-7.45, p = 0.053 > 0.05), at AOR it was statistically significant (AOR = 4.95, 95%CI = 1.29-18.90, p = 0.019 < 0.05).	cache/easat-3934.pdf	txt/easat-3934.txt