Eurostat 2015: Slovenians are less satisfied with life than the average European

Slovenes we are in evaluation satisfaction with various aspects of life, which he passed Eurostat, the highest score attached interpersonal relationships, but we are the most rumbled the financial situation. The first-mentioned category is otherwise the most rated among the respondents to which they belong persons older than 16 years, as it had the highest rating from most of the members. We're even here above the EU average, which is at 7.8, as we assessed satisfaction with interpersonal relationships with 8,3, but most of all, they want "the neighbor's cow to moo" Bulgarians (5.7). The champions in this item are the Irish (8.6).

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Eurostat somehow couldn't pass the question about finances, which deserved the lowest marks as expected. The crisis that has been ravaging the Old Continent for (too) long has left visible traces everywhere. When evaluating financial situations we Slovenians came out with a rating of 5.6, while the EU average is one percent higher (6.0). Here, too, he reigns at the bottom Bulgaria with an assessment 3,7, and they are on her heels Greeks (4.3). They rated their financial situation best Swedes (7.6) and Finns (7.5). This is also the category with the largest gap between the highest and lowest average scores (3,9).

The members also awarded prizes in the area of work, travel time to and from work, use of time, housing, living environment and recreational and green areas. Among these, Slovenians are most satisfied with green areas and areas for recreation (7.9), and least satisfied with the use of time (6.8). Job satisfaction is rated relatively high (7.3) - they reign supreme here Denmark and Finland with 8.1-, and the rest of the ratings are also between 7.6 and 7.8.