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Tax on a taxpaying Government worker
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Bob Wells
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I knew I had read this somewhere, and I am not sure if I am placing it in the right thread but here it is and the link I got it and the snippet that makes the statement.
Reports / For State HR Practitioners / Human Resource Management / Human Resource Support / Department of Management Services - DMS
General Workforce Trends and Comparisons
Overview
The following observations regarding general workforce trends and comparisons can be made from an analysis
of the information in this section:
• In 2009, state governments nationwide had an average of 216 state workers per 10,000 in population.
Florida had 117 workers per 10,000 in population, or 45.8 percent less than the national average.
• In 2009, the state government national average was $72 in payroll expenditures per state resident.
Florida’s payroll expenditure was $38 per state resident, or 47.2 percent less than the national average.
Reports / For State HR Practitioners / Human Resource Management / Human Resource Support / Department of Management Services - DMS
General Workforce Trends and Comparisons
Overview
The following observations regarding general workforce trends and comparisons can be made from an analysis
of the information in this section:
• In 2009, state governments nationwide had an average of 216 state workers per 10,000 in population.
Florida had 117 workers per 10,000 in population, or 45.8 percent less than the national average.
• In 2009, the state government national average was $72 in payroll expenditures per state resident.
Florida’s payroll expenditure was $38 per state resident, or 47.2 percent less than the national average.
30ashopper
SoWal Insider
Imagine what financial state of our state government would be if we were 100% on average. Now imagine what shape we'd be in if we were above average. (Actually, you don't have to imagine, just take a look at states like California.)