The Civil Servants’ Living Condition Survey |
Economic Statistics
Division, Socio-Economic Statistics Branch, Household
Income-Expenditure Section.
Tel : (66) (2) 281-0333
ext. 1809-1811 Fax: 281-8617
Director :
ecodiv@nso.go.th
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The National
Statistical Office has conducted the Civil Servants’ Living
Condition Survey biennially since 1989, requested by the
Office of the Civil Service Commission. This 2001 survey is
the seventh survey of this kind.
The objective of the
survey is to collect information on civil servants’ household
income and expenditure, liabilities, housing characteristics
and living conditions, social welfare and benefits, as well as
attitude towards government’s compensation. The government
could use these data as a guide line in formulating an
appropriate compensation scheme.
 Summary tables
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| Table
1 |
Average monthly income and expenditures of civil
servants' family by group of position classification:
1991 - 2001 |
| Table
2 |
Percentage of civil servants having debt and
average value of debt by group of position
classification: 1991 - 2001 |
| Table
3 |
Average monthly income of civil servants' family
by group of income of civil servants' family by type of
income and group of position classification: :
2001 |
| Table
4 |
Average and group of position classification in
2001E monthly expeditures of civil servants' family by
type of expenditures in 2001 |
| Table
5 |
Monthly income and expenditures of civil
servants' family by group of position classification and
region in - 2001 |
| Table
6 |
Percentage of having debt of civil servants
family and amount of debt per family by group of
position classification and region in
2001 |
Coverage
This survey covers the
civil servants level 1 to 8 of all regions (excluding local
civil servants, state attornys, juridical counsellors,
military servants, polices, teacher civil servants and
political servants).
Sample Design
A Stratified Random
Sampling was adopted for the survey. Regions and Greater
Bangkok Metropolitan were constituted strata; there were
altogether 5 strata and civil servants were sampling units.
Survey Items
The survey items are as
follows:
- General and housing
characteristics
- Income, expenditures
and liabilities
- Attitude towards
welfare and other benefits obtained from
government
Data Collection
All sampled civil
servants were interviewed during March to April of the survey
year. (The 2001 were interviewed during 1 Feb. - Mar.
2001)
Data
Presentation
The survey results were
published for the whole kingdom publication. The data
presented were classified into region by sex and group of
position level. |
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