Enimmäiskorvausraha

Enimmäiskorvausraha refers to the maximum compensation amount that can be paid in certain situations within the Finnish social security system. This concept is primarily used in relation to unemployment benefits and other forms of income replacement. It sets a ceiling on how much an individual can receive, regardless of their previous earnings or the duration of their unemployment.

The specific value of the enimmäiskorvausraha is determined by legislation and can be adjusted periodically. It is often linked to the general level of income and living costs in Finland. The purpose of this maximum limit is to ensure the sustainability of the social security system and to encourage a return to work. While it provides a safety net, it also prevents excessively high payouts that could disincentivize employment.

Understanding the enimmäiskorvausraha is important for individuals claiming unemployment benefits or similar payments, as it directly impacts the total amount they can expect to receive. It is a key component in the calculation of benefit entitlements.