Archive:Civil servants in the EU member states
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The aim of this study is to provide a summary of the most important aspects of public employment within the community framework by means of a comparative analysis. This summary has been taken from the full study prepared by the aforementioned working group.
The study has been possible thanks to the cooperation of the different spokespersons in each country. However, due to time restrictions in its preparation, we must apologise for any inaccuracies or errors that may have occurred, and interested parties are requested to provide any necessary clarifications or corrections.
The study, which follows the same structure for all countries, does not intend to be exhaustive or in-depth as this is not its purpose, but instead, it provides an introduction to this type of employment within the community and may be used as a starting point for future specific studies.
Main statistical findings
Regional and administrative organisation
All executive powers in the European Union are dual, the role of Head of State may be exercised by the Monarch, (Sweden, Denmark, Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom, Luxembourg and Spain), or by the President of the Republic (remaining countries). Judiciary power is characterized by its homogeneity and independence compared with other powers. In all cases, legislative power lies with a Parliament that may have a single chamber or two chambers.
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Further Eurostat information
Publications
- Public employment in European Union Member States - Madrid, 2010 (pdf file, 7.47 Mb)
Main tables
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Database
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Methodology / Metadata
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Other information
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Notes
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