Inaktívak

Inaktívak is a Finnish term that translates to "inactive" or "unemployed" and is often used in social and economic contexts. It typically refers to individuals who are not participating in the labor force, meaning they are not currently employed and may not be actively seeking employment. This can include a variety of groups, such as retired individuals, students, stay-at-home parents, or those unable to work due to disability.

The term "inaktívak" can also be used more specifically in discussions about unemployment statistics. While the official unemployment rate usually focuses on those actively looking for work, the broader category of inactive individuals provides a more comprehensive picture of the labor market's non-participation. Understanding the size and composition of the inactive population is important for policymakers aiming to boost employment and economic activity. Factors contributing to inactivity can include early retirement incentives, perceived lack of job opportunities, personal circumstances, or long-term health issues. Social welfare policies in Finland often address the needs of different segments within the inactive population, providing support and aiming to facilitate re-entry into the workforce where possible.