Should the poor have no medicines to cure? A study on the association between social class and social security among the rural migrant workers in urban China

Table 2 Descriptive analysis of the main dimensions of social security, reimbursement rejection, and abusive supervision

	Lower class (%)	Middle class (%)	Upper class (%)	Chi square	P value
Social security (N = 555)				18.0575	0.000***
No	13.69	10.99	7.03
Yes	20.00	21.26	27.03
Sick pay (N = 749)				46.4290	0.000***
No	25.63	22.30	17.76
Yes	6.54	10.68	17.09
Paid leave (N = 779)				45.3200	0.000***
No	21.31	19.38	13.86
Yes	10.65	12.97	21.82
Maternity pay (N = 670)				27.9425	0.000***
No	24.48	20.30	17.46
Yes	8.36	12.24	17.16
Medical insurance (N = 771)				49.2592	0.000***
No	20.75	15.82	12.58
Yes	10.77	16.73	23.35
Pension insurance (N = 759)				77.0615	0.000***
No	25.56	20.82	15.42
Yes	6.46	11.07	20.69
Occupational injury insurance (N = 761)				25.8596	0.000***
No	18.40	13.80	13.53
Yes	12.75	18.92	22.60
Unemployment insurance (N = 731)				45.2246	0.000***
No	29.69	26.81	23.67
Yes	2.46	6.29	11.08
Maternity insurance (N = 689)				20.4153	0.000***
No	29.61	27.72	25.11
Yes	3.19	5.66	8.71
Reimbursement rejection
Work-related injuries expenses (N = 656)				5.4141	0.067*
No	22.87	26.52	26.37
Yes	9.60	6.71	7.93
Outpatient expenses (N = 695)				10.4019	0.006***
No	6.91	9.64	12.37
Yes	25.32	22.59	23.17
Inpatient expenses (N = 673)				26.2765	0.000***
No	9.36	13.08	18.42
Yes	23.03	19.47	16.64
Abusive supervision (N = 793)				3.2743	0.195
No	21.44	22.82	26.61
Yes	10.47	9.46	9.21

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