Average annual number of employees of federal unitary enterprises
112.3 thousand people worked in 2020 at enterprises subordinate to the Main Directorate of Special Programs of the President of Russia, reflecting the scale of employment in the public sector. The table contains 740 rows, each corresponding to a specific federal authority that oversees unitary enterprises. The indicator is calculated as the average number of employees for the year, with all small business entities excluded to ensure comparability for large and medium structures
Chart of average number of employees of state unitary enterprises by federal authorities in 2020
Set in numbers
Rosstat data for 2020. Rows: 740. Shown by positions: Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation; Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation; Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation; Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation; Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation and others
Five largest values: Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation (1.3 million), Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation (118.8), Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation (115.9), Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation (113.5), Main Directorate of Special Programmes of the President of the Russian Federation (112.3). The gap between the largest and smallest is 13.2 million times. The top five account for 99.9% of the total across all positions — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 740
How to read this table
Rows differ by the ministry, service or agency to which the enterprises belong, allowing assessment of the staffing potential of the authorities. Values can be compared to identify authorities with the highest and lowest number of staff managing state assets. Each row covers the total of all state unitary enterprises assigned to a particular federal authority, providing insight into the distribution of labour resources across the Russian state administration in 2020
What is visible in these numbers
Annual observations, with 1 observation period in the dataset. The table contains 25 values out of 25 possible, which is 100%; data gaps are virtually absent
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Period and application
The statistics cover a single calendar year and represent a snapshot as of 2020. The information is useful for public‑sector researchers, analysts studying employment structure in federal authorities, and specialists working with asset‑management performance indicators. Rosstat updates the data annually as part of its calendar plan for publishing information on unitary enterprises, ensuring relevance for assessing the public‑sector workforce
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