40tuntisista
40tuntisista is a Finnish-language term used in public discourse to denote the concept of a standard 40-hour working week. The phrase combines the numeral 40 with a form related to tunti, the Finnish word for "hour," and is commonly used in the genitive or attributive sense to refer to a quantity of working hours within a contractual or weekly frame. In journalistic and policy contexts, 40tuntisista serves as shorthand when discussing typical full-time employment, overtime, and labor-market reforms without committing to a specific policy.
In Finland, the 40-hour week has long served as the default baseline in many collective agreements, though
Variants and orthography: writers may hyphenate the form as 40-tuntisista; colloquial usage may appear without hyphen