Isyysraha
Isyysraha, commonly known as the "summer holiday" in Finnish, refers to the traditional Finnish summer break that typically occurs during the months of July and August. This period is a significant cultural and social event in Finland, marking a time for relaxation, outdoor activities, and family gatherings. The term "isyysraha" itself is not widely used in everyday language; instead, the phrase "kesäloma" (summer holiday) is more commonly employed.
The concept of isyysraha is deeply rooted in Finnish work culture, where employees are entitled to a
The tradition of isyysraha reflects Finland's emphasis on work-life balance and the importance of nature in
While the term "isyysraha" is not standard, it encapsulates the essence of the Finnish summer holiday experience,