Name: Share of public paid employees with social security
Creator: Worldwide Bureaucracy Indicators

Share of public paid employees who have social security within the public sector workforce.

Public employees with social security by country in 2017 (share of public paid employees with social security)

In 2017, Uruguay had the highest value (1) among 8 countries.

#	Country	Value	Change
1	Uruguay	1	-0.0%
1	Finland (2020)	1	-0.1%
1	Moldova (2015)	1	-0.2%
1	Denmark (2019)	1	+0.2%
1	Costa Rica (2021)	1	+0.4%
1	Albania (2012)	0.97	+1.9%
1	United Kingdom (2018)	0.93	+1.0%
1	Burkina Faso (2014)	0.68	-20.3%
2	Ecuador	1	+1.3%
2	Bolivia (2019)	1	+10.3%
2	Hungary (2020)	0.99	+0.4%
2	Bosnia and Herzegovina (2015)	0.96	+0.1%
2	El Salvador (2021)	0.95	+1.1%
2	Namibia (2012)	0.92	–
2	Lesotho (2018)	0.55	+134.9%
2	Kosovo (2014)	0.13	-28.5%
3	Switzerland (2020)	0.99	-0.1%
3	Turkey (2019)	0.99	+1.2%
3	Brazil (2021)	0.94	+0.5%
3	Chile	0.91	+1.5%
3	Sierra Leone (2015)	0.8	-5.3%
3	Nicaragua (2012)	0.78	+5.4%
3	Indonesia (2018)	0.47	–
3	Mozambique (2014)	0.11	–
4	Belgium (2020)	0.99	+0.3%
4	Bulgaria (2019)	0.97	+1.6%
4	Argentina (2021)	0.9	+0.5%
4	Zimbabwe	0.86	+6.2%
4	Botswana (2015)	0.72	-10.9%
4	Madagascar (2012)	0.59	-31.5%
5	Croatia (2020)	0.99	+1.3%

Share of public paid employees with social security

Public employees with social security by country in 2017 (share of public paid employees with social security)