Abstract
Results: In male, the problem drinking was positively associated with older age, lower educational level, some industries such as ‘transport,’ ‘wholesale and retail trade’ industries, difficult physical environment, insufficient job control, inadequate social support, job insecurity, and organizational injustice. Current smoking was positively associated with younger age, lower educational level, single marital status, lower incomes,‘transport’ industry and high job demand. The rate of regular exercise was negatively associated with lower incomes, shift works, and the 'electricity, gas and water supply' industies, high job demand, insufficient job control, inadequate social support, job insecurity, and lack of reward. ‘Financial institutions and insurance’ industry. Conclusion: Occupational stress and certain industrial classification have impact on health related lifestyles in Korean male employees.
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