Sesonaariset

Sesonaariset is a Finnish term that translates to "seasonal" or "seasonal ones" and is often used to refer to temporary workers or seasonal employees in Finland. These individuals are typically employed for specific periods of the year, often coinciding with peak seasons for certain industries. Common sectors that utilize seasonal workers include agriculture, tourism, hospitality, and retail, particularly during summer holidays, Christmas, or harvest periods.

The employment of Sesonaariset is a significant aspect of the Finnish labor market, providing flexibility for businesses to manage fluctuating demand. For workers, it can offer opportunities to earn income during specific times, gain experience, or supplement other employment. Contracts for seasonal work are usually fixed-term and can vary in length depending on the needs of the employer and the nature of the work. Finnish labor laws provide regulations for seasonal employment to ensure fair treatment and working conditions for these individuals, although challenges can arise regarding job security and benefits compared to permanent employment. The term emphasizes the temporary and time-bound nature of their engagement.