Public sector employees are a collective concept. These include teachers, doctors, kindergarten teachers, as well as representatives of many other professions. Work in this area is not considered prestigious. Public sector employees are associated with low wages and low social security. In addition to social workers, this category also includes professions with a much higher status and income level.
The usual look at state employees
State employees are people who receive wages from the state budget. The level of remuneration for this category depends entirely on the state and its policies. Part of the taxes that go to the budget is allocated to finance this area.
Domestic realities demonstrate the unenviable position of public sector employees. Salaries of teachers, doctors and many other professions are traditionally low. The state prefers to direct its financial resources to other items of expenditure. There is another group of state employees whose status and prestige are not in doubt.
"Other" state employees
First of all, these are government officials. They get paid in the same way as education or health workers from the budget. But their income level is much higher, and the importance and respect in modern society is incomparably higher. The official is associated with the authority that makes this work desirable and prestigious. Moreover, their social security significantly exceeds the provision of other categories of the budget sphere.
Other representatives of state employees, whose status and respect in society are not in doubt, are the security forces, otherwise the army. The state considers financing of the defense bloc capable of protecting both from external and internal enemies as its main priority. Therefore, security officials are much better off than social workers. The state is trying to solve their problems first of all.
