Statistics
On December 31, 1999, official statistics give for the state civil service:
|
Ministries |
Civil servants |
Ouvriers EVY |
Other civilian employees |
Military personnel |
Total |
|
Foreign affairs |
7 159 |
150 |
6 767 |
974 |
15 050 |
|
Agriculture |
29 724 |
34 |
8 316 |
23 |
38 097 |
|
Veteran affairs |
1 934 |
76 |
337 |
20 |
2 367 |
|
Cooperation with foreign countries |
1 851 |
|
1 660 |
585 |
4 096 |
|
Culture |
12 212 |
|
2 532 |
|
14 744 |
|
Defense |
33 324 |
49 763 |
7 979 |
318 057 |
409 123 |
|
Economy, finances and industry |
187 728 |
739 |
16 005 |
348 |
204 820 |
|
National education |
942 651 |
|
96 487 |
4 |
1 039 142 |
|
Employment and solidarity |
22 928 |
|
7 158 |
22 |
30 108 |
|
Higher education |
117 411 |
8 |
17 088 |
|
134 507 |
|
Equipment, housing, transportation |
95 797 |
9 508 |
11 359 |
547 |
117 211 |
|
Interior (including police) |
161 978 |
1 593 |
20 410 (1) |
34 |
184 015 |
|
Youth and sports |
6 411 |
|
4 093 |
|
10 504 |
|
Justice |
61 232 |
|
4 764 |
2 |
65 998 |
|
Overseas affairs |
2 171 |
|
468 |
865 |
3 504 |
|
Research |
20 |
|
9 041 |
|
9 061 |
|
Services of the prime minister |
1 367 |
666 |
1 127 |
|
3 160 |
|
Total |
1 685 898 |
62 537 |
215 591 |
321 481 |
2 285 507 |
(1) Including 12,000 young employees on limited time contracts.
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