ovo mesto, Maribor, Celje, Odranci, Lenart, Ptuj, Velenje
azarje, Murska Sobota, Zreče, Gornja Radgona ova Gorica, Idrija and Koper/Capodistria. Compared to 2015 no new municipality entered the list of very labour-oriented municipalities. Among very labour-oriented municipalities, the municipality that particularly stands out is Trzin, which had three times more workplaces than persons in employment living in it. Daily or otherwise slightly more than 4,700 persons in employment travelled to work in Trzin. The most intensive situation as regards labour migration is in Ljubljana, where daily or otherwise travel to work almost 117,000 persons from other municipalities. Labour migrants between statistical and cohesion regions Labour migrations between statistical regions are not as frequent as between municipalities because they cover a larger area. At the end of 2016 there were around 151,500 (or 18.8%) labour migrants between statistical regions. A comparison by sex shows that more men than women had their jobs outside the statistical region of residence; almost 60% of labour migrants between statistical regions were men. Even less common is labour migration between cohesion regions; there were 77,000 (or 9.5%) labour migrants between cohesion regions. Zahodna Slovenija had 11.6% more workplaces than persons in employment living in it. How interesting is Slovenia for foreign daily migrants from neighbouring countries? Foreign daily migrants are people who are citizens of neighbouring countries (Italy, Austria, Hungary or Croatia) and work in Slovenia but do not have a registered permanent or temporary residence in Slovenia. At the end of 2016 almost 2,800 foreign daily migrants were employed in Slovenia, 81.5% of them were men. Most of the foreign daily migrants were from Croatia (around 1,500), followed by Italy (slightly less than 900) and Hungary (around 400). Slovenia is the least interesting for citizens of Austria, as only 52 of them commute daily to work in Slovenia; compared to the previous year their number slightly decreased. In the past four years the total number of foreign daily migrants has been constantly increasing (every year by around 200). Interactive map 1: Labour migration index, municipalities, Slovenia, 2016