Name: Social Security workers, as a share of public formal employees
Creator: Worldwide Bureaucracy Indicators

Share of social security workers among paid formal employees in the public sector. Breakdown is by whether workers are social security, expressed relative to public formal employment.

Social security workers in public sector by country in 2015 (social Security workers, as a share of public formal employees)

In 2015, Botswana had the highest value (0.02) among 8 countries, while Peru had the lowest (0).

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Botswana	0.02	–
1	Uganda (2016)	0.02	+55.5%
1	Mongolia (2014)	0.02	+700.3%
2	Uruguay	0.02	-2.9%
2	Ethiopia (2016)	0	-31.3%
2	El Salvador (2014)	0	-32.5%
3	Moldova	0.01	+30.4%
3	Honduras (2016)	0	-41.6%
3	Sierra Leone (2014)	0	–
4	Benin	0.01	-30.8%
4	Bolivia (2016)	0	-91.7%
5	Zambia	0	-34.4%
6	Namibia	0	-46.2%
7	Sri Lanka	0	+66.7%
8	Peru	0	-66.9%
	Paraguay (2010)	0.04	-7.1%
	Costa Rica (2012)	0.03	-40.6%
	Argentina (2002)	0.02	-8.8%
	Ecuador (2017)	0.01	-6.9%
	Morocco (2009)	0.01	+19.9%
	Dominican Republic (2019)	0	+1.5%
	Zimbabwe (2011)	0	–
	India (2011)	0	–
	Dem. Rep. Congo (2004)	0	–
	Chile (2017)	0	-48.0%
	Pakistan (2020)	0	+171.4%
	Indonesia (2018)	0	–
	Vietnam (2009)	0	–

Social Security workers, as a share of public formal employees

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Social security workers in public sector by country in 2015 (social Security workers, as a share of public formal employees)

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