Objective and Subjective Working Hours and Their Roles on Workers' Health among Japanese Employees

Area of Science:

• Scientific data presentation
• Research integrity

Background:

• Print publication errors can affect data interpretation.
• Accurate reporting is crucial for scientific reproducibility.

Purpose of the Study:

• To correct erroneous percentage values in Table 3.
• To ensure accurate data dissemination in scientific literature.

Main Methods:

• Identification of negative percentage values in print Table 3.
• Correction of these values to their accurate representation.
• Updating online versions of the paper with corrected data.

Main Results:

• Previously reported negative percentages in Table 3 were inaccuracies.
• Corrected data now accurately reflects the study's findings.
• Online versions provide the definitive, error-free dataset.

Conclusions:

• The correction ensures the integrity of the published research.
• Accurate data is vital for subsequent scientific inquiry and application.
• Readers should refer to the online version for precise figures.