Slovenian pulse 11/2010

This time the research focuses on possible changes in Slovenian politics and attitudes towards work and development. Among the political issues this time, not only the attitude towards the current government and existing political parties was measured, but also what options would be they had potential new parties on the Slovenian scene and who would be more suitable from the point of view of voters to lead the future government: Borut Pahor, Janez Janša or Zoran Janković. In connection with the discussions on pension reform, the survey examines support for the government proposal as well as other labour and development issues: or in Slovenia there is consensus on the vision of development; investment, innovation or hard-working workers are essential for success; how Normal are Technological and Organizational improvements in companies; does the population of Slovenia more mean high wages or secure employment and what they would do for better paid employment: I would additionally trained, studied at faculty, moved to another region or even to another country. The study also included questions that they have no confidence in their fellow men.本研究聚焦斯洛文尼亚政坛的潜在变动，以及民众对于劳动与发展的态度。本次调研所覆盖的政治议题中，不仅评估了民众对现任政府及现有政党的态度，还调查了斯洛文尼亚政坛潜在新政党的备选情况，并询问选民眼中哪些人选更适合牵头组建未来政府：博鲁特·帕霍尔（Borut Pahor）、亚内兹·扬沙（Janez Janša）与佐兰·扬科维奇（Zoran Janković）。结合养老金改革相关讨论，本次调研既考察了民众对政府改革提案的支持度，也涵盖了其他劳动与发展议题：斯洛文尼亚是否就发展愿景达成共识；投资、创新与勤勉劳动者对发展成功是否不可或缺；企业内的技术与组织改进是否普遍；斯洛文尼亚民众更看重高薪还是稳定就业，以及为获取更高收入会采取何种行动：例如接受额外培训、攻读学位、迁居至其他地区甚至其他国家。本研究还设置了涉及民众对同胞信任度的相关问题。