MURDEROUS SLOVENIAN ANIMALS FROM PUBLIC SECTOR BOOSTED THEIR PAY - MURDEROUS SLOVENIAN POLICE REPRESENTATIVES WHO NEGOTIATED CRIME INSIDE OUR NOVO MESTO HOME FOR OVER DECADE WITH TANJA FAJON KNEW THAT IT WILL NOT LAST, BUT DEMANDED

AS YOU CAN SEE @MURDEROUS SLOVENIAN COMMUNIST SCUM/FILTH - HOUSE OF MY FATHER WAS AT LEAST GOOD FOR SOMETHING....WHERE WOULD YOU NEGOTIATE GENOCIDE FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR WALLETS IF HOUSE WASN'T THERE FOR YOU - YOU DON'T GET TO BOOST PAY POLICE AND NURSE PAY FOR KILLING OF NATIVES JUST ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD IN A WAY YOU HAVE DONE IT https://ausertimes.blogspot.com/2024/11/my-father-was-hated-by-slovenian.html

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FOR HERE SEEN PUBLIC THEFT TO LAST AT LEAST TILL 2028. SCUM COMMENCED ONE IN 2008 DEMANDING ON HOW THEY TOO SHOULD HAVE SOMETHING OUT OF CORRUPTION - THE ONE WHO LED CRIME WERE HEADS OF THE POLICE. 

ANIMALS DID GO OUT TO PROTEST MISTREATMENT, DURING WHICH THEY DEMANDED PAY BOOST BEFORE WRITING THEMSELVES ONE.

SLOVENIAN STATE ACCORDINGLY TO THE EXAMPLE OF UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FROM WHOM THEY LEARNED ON HOW TO MURDER/KILL/ASSASSINATE/CLEANSE VIA GENOCIDE, WAS USING IN TOTAL AGREEMENT WITH ONE ANOTHER THE SO-CALLED RIGHT GOVERNMENT OF UDBA CRIMINAL JANEZ JANŠA TO KEEP PUBLIC SALARIES DOWN AND THE LEFT GOVERNMENT OF MILAN KUČAN AS WE SEE TODAY TO BOOST SALARIES PER CONVENIENCE AND AS YOU SEE BELLOW. SAME SATANISM WENT ON BETWEEN AMERICAN DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS, BETWEEN BLACKS AND WHITES - IF WE ALL LIE, WE CAN KILL AND STEAL - ITS A MURDEROUS COLLECTIVE CONSCIOUS IN A WORLD OF PSYCHIATRY ENFORCED BY MAIN STREAM MEDIA. WE DON'T HAVE BLACK IN SLOVENIA, BUT WE DO HAVE COMMUNIST SCUM BEGINNING WITH JANŠA/PETERLE. + WHO GETS TO DECIDE ABOUT PAY INCREASE IN SLOVENIA !!???? MILAN KUČAN(Tanja Fajon). 

US GOVERNMENT ACTIVELY PARTICIPATED IN HERE SEEN CRIME AND AGREED WITH IT JUST AS WAS THE CASE WITH BIDEN'S STUDENT DEBT LOANS.

FIREMEN BOOST THEIR PAY FOR ALMOST 40% ALMOST THE SAME GOES ON WITH POLICE OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, 

From https://www.24ur.com/novice/slovenija/place_4.html AND  https://www.24ur.com/novice/slovenija/place_4.html

"RAZLIKA V ODSTOTKIH" IS PAY INCREASE %

Naziv delovnega mesta	Sedanji izhodiščni PR	Sedanja plača (v EUR)	Novi izhodiščni PR	Nova plača (v EUR)	Razlika (v EUR)	Razlika v odstotkih
Gasilec	25	1219,27	11	1685,14	465,87	38,21%
Carinik	25	1219,27	11	1685,14	465,87	38,21%
Pravosodni policist	25	1219,27	11	1685,14	465,87	38,21%
Vojak	25	1219,27	10	1636,06	416,79	34,18%
Policist	25	1219,27	10	1636,06	416,79	34,18%
Zborist	27	1318,75	12	1735,69	416,94	31,62%
Višji policist	28	1371,52	13	1787,76	416,24	30,35%
Svetovalec	31	1543	17	2012	469	30%
Snemalec	32	1604,47	18	2072,51	468,04	29,17%
Pomočnik vzgojitelja	26	1268,04	10	1636,06	368,02	29,02%
Bibliotekar	33	1669	19	2135	466	28%
Kustos	33	1668,64	19	2134,68	466,04	27,93%
Dramski igralec	33	1668,64	19	2134,68	466,04	27,93%
Vzgojitelj	33	1668,64	19	2134,68	466,04	27,93%
Učitelj	33	1668,64	19	2134,68	466,04	27,93%
Sr. med. sestra - babica	28	1372	12	1736	364	27%
Visokošolski učitelj predavatelj	34	1735,39	20	2198,72	463,33	26,70%
Policijski inšpektor	32	1604,48	17	2012,14	407,66	25,41%
Mladi raziskovalec	36	1877,01	22	2332,62	455,61	24,27%
Napovedovalec	33	1668,64	18	2072,51	403,87	24,20%
Veleposlanik	46	2778,44	35	3425,54	647,1	23,29%
Novinar poročevalec	34	1735,39	19	2134,68	399,29	23,01%
Docent	47	2890	35	3426	536	19%
Znanstveni sodelavec	47	2889,57	35	3425,54	535,97	18,55%
Visokošolski učitelj - docent	47	2889,57	35	3425,54	535,97	18,55%
Asistent z doktoratom	44	2568,81	31	3043,54	474,73	18,48%
Sr. med. sestra v intenzivni terapiji III	32	1604	15	1897	292	18%
Znanstveni svetnik	54	3802,47	44	4469,55	667,08	17,54%
Novinar urednik	39	2111,39	24	2474,68	363,29	17,21%
Režiser	44	2568,81	30	2954,9	386,09	15,03%
Višji zdravnik specialist PPD1	57	4277	47	4884	607	14%
Sekretar	46	2778	32	3135	356	13%
DMS perfuzionist I	44	2569	26	2625	57	2%

 This is a list of countries by public sector size, calculated as the number of public sector employees as a percentage of the total workforce. Information is based mainly on data from the OECD[1][2][3] and the ILO.[4] If a source has figures for more than one year, only the most recent figure is used (with notes for exceptional circumstances).

In the former Eastern Bloc countries, the public sector in 1989 accounted for between 70% and over 90% of total employment.[5] In China a full 78.3% of the urban labor force were employed in the public sector by 1978, the year the Chinese economic reform was launched, after which the rates dropped. Jin Zeng estimates the numbers were 56.4% in 1995 and 32.8% in 2003,[6] while other estimates are higher.[7][8][9]

In OECD countries, the average public sector employment rate was 21.3% in 2013.[1]

List of countries by public sector size https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_public_sector_size

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Country	OECD (%)[1][2][3]	ILO (%)[4][10][11][12]	Other estimates (%)
Norway	35.6 (2013)	32.2 (2020)
Denmark	32.9 (2011)	30.2 (2020)
Latvia	31.2 (2013)	29.0 (2020)
Sweden	29.9 (2013)	29.3 (2020)
France	28.0 (2013)	20.0 (2022)
Finland	27.0 (2013)	26.1 (2019)
Ukraine	26.7 (2012)	26.5 (2013)
Poland	25.2 (2013)	23.6 (2019)	16.0 (World Bank publication, 2010)[5]
Iceland	24.95 (2019)		Source: OECD National Accounts Statistics (database))[22]<
Hungary	24.8 (2012)	30.4 (2018)
Canada	22.4 (2013)	21.2 (2022)
Luxembourg	22.1 (2011)	11.7 (2018)
Estonia	22.0 (2013)	23.8 (2019)
United Kingdom	21.5 (2013)	22.5 (2020)	16.7 (House of Commons Library, 2020)[30]
Belgium	21.5 (2013)	21.1 (2019)
OECD	21.3*[d] (2013)
Slovenia	20.9 (2012)	20.9 (2012)
Israel	20.7 (2007)	31.4 (2021)
Australia	20.4 (2012)	28.9 (2020)
Ireland	19.5 (2014)	21.9 (2019)
Portugal	18.4 (2014)	14.7 (2014)
Italy	18.3 (2013)	16.0 (2013)
Slovakia	18.2 (2013)	28.0 (2022)
Czech Republic	18.0 (2013)	15.4 (2015)
Switzerland	18.0 (2014)	15.3 (2022)
Spain	17.9 (2014)	16.3 (2019)
United States	17.6 [not included in dataset] (2013)	13.4 (2022)	19.2 (Mercatus publication, 2013)[31]
South Africa	17.4 (2013)	15.7 (2022)
Netherlands	17.3 (2013)	19.9 (2019)
Turkey	15.9 (2011)	15.0 (2022)
Germany	15.3 (2012)	12.9 (2013)
Austria	15.2 (2014)	8.0 (2022)
Greece	14.6 (2012)	21.3 (2019)
Chile	14.0 (2013)	9.4 (2022)
Mexico	13.8 (2013)	11.8 (2022)
New Zealand	13.4 (2011)	11.5 (2011)
Japan	12.9 (2014)	7.7 (2019)
Brazil	12.1 (2013)	12.1 (2022)
South Korea	11.6 (2013)	10.3 (2014)
Colombia	10.0 (2013)	4.2 (2022)	5.3*[b] (2017, Public Spending and Investment Commission),[17] 6.8 (2017, Colombian Insurers Federation)[18]
Cuba		77.0 (2010)	72.0 (2014, Third World Quarterly)[19] 72.8 (2018, Statistical Yearbook of Cuba)[20] 65.0 (2022, OIEI) [21]
Belarus		39.3 (2015)	72.0 (World Bank publication, 2010),[5] 40.1 (BelStat, 2017)[15]
Moldova		16.2 (2022)	41.0 (World Bank publication, 2010)[5]
Saudi Arabia		35.3	35.3*[a] (Baldwin-Edwards, 2008)[14]
Tajikistan			33.0 (World Bank publication, 2010)[5]
Montenegro			32.2 (2021)[26][27]
Russia		40.6 (2011)	31.0 (2016, IMF)[29]
Lithuania		26.9 (2019)	24.0 (World Bank publication, 2010)[5]
Azerbaijan		21.9 (2022)	21.7 (World Bank publication, 2009)[13]
Georgia		17.7 (2019)	21.1 (World Bank publication, 2009)[13]
Kosovo		27.8 (2020)	20.8 (World Bank publication, 2009)[13]
Kazakhstan		23.3 (2012)	20.8 (World Bank publication, 2009)[13]
Armenia		19.3 (2020)	19.4 (2020)
Kuwait		18.6 (2016)	18.5*[a] (Baldwin-Edwards, 2008)[14]
Romania		16.0 (2019)	15.3 (INS, 2015)[28]
Kyrgyzstan		17.0 (2021)	15.1 (World Bank publication, 2009)[13]
Oman		78.7 (2020)	14.0*[a] (Baldwin-Edwards, 2008)[14]
Qatar		11.3 (2022)	12.1*[a] (Baldwin-Edwards, 2009)[14]
Bahrain		9.6 (2012	8.4*[a] (Baldwin-Edwards, 2010)[14]
China		28.0 (2012)	7.89 (Chinese Government, 2021)[16]
India		3.80 (2014)	4.7*[c] (2002)[23] 3.80 (World Bank Data and Reserve Bank of India Data, 2012)[24][25]
Seychelles		44.3 (2020)
Liberia		40.3 (2017)
Greenland		40.2 (2015)
Iraq		37.4 (2021)
Mongolia		36.6 (2022)
Bahamas		33.7 (2009)
Croatia		29.8 (2020)
North Macedonia		25.6 (2022)
American Samoa		25.0 (2012)
Bhutan		25.0 (2022)
Bosnia and Herzegovina		24.5 (2022)
Jordan		24.3 (2019)
Venezuela		24.3 (2020)
San Marino		23.4 (2022)
Serbia		23.3 (2022)
Trinidad and Tobago		22.9 (2021)
Egypt		21.2 (2020)
Bulgaria		21.1 (2019)
Palestine		20.9 (2022)
Yemen		19.3 (2014)
Uzbekistan		18.2 (2019)
Mauritius		18.1 (2019)
Botswana		18.0 (2022)
Argentina		17.8 (2022)
Saint Lucia		17.6 (2022)
Barbados		17.1 (2019)
Panama		16.1 (2022)
Uruguay		15.7 (2022)
Malaysia		15.1 (2019)
Iran		14.9 (2020)
Sri Lanka		14.8 (2019)
Angola		14.6 (2014)
Albania		14.4 (2019)
Dominican Republic		13.8 (2022)
Costa Rica		12.4 (2022)
Bermuda		12.1 (2012)
Zimbabwe		12.1 (2019)
Laos		11.4 (2017)
Paraguay		10.5 (2022)
United Arab Emirates		10.2 (2021)
Singapore		9.9 (2022)
Cameroon		9.8 (2014)
Thailand		9.6 (2022)
Philippines		9.1 (2019)
Haiti		9.0 (2012)
Indonesia		8.7 (2022)
Morocco		8.4 (2022)
Afghanistan		8.3 (2021)
Peru		8.2 (2022)
El Salvador		8.1 (2022)
Nicaragua		8.1 (2012)
Gambia		8.0 (2023)
Bolivia		7.7 (2022)
Vietnam		7.6 (2022)
Pakistan		7.3 (2021)
Hong Kong		7.1 (2014)
Liechtenstein		7.1 (2015)
Ecuador		7.0 (2022)
Guinea		6.8 (2018)
Zambia		6.7 (2019)
Ethiopia		6.6 (2021)
Macau		6.5 (2014)
Ghana		6.4 (2017)
Senegal		6.3 (2019)
Guatemala		6.1 (2022)
Rwanda		5.6 (2022)
Tanzania		4.6 (2020)
Uganda		4.1 (2017)
Madagascar		4.0 (2015)
Nigeria		3.6 (2022)
Bangladesh		3.1 (2017)
Mali		2.38 (2020)