Työllistettynä

Työllistettynä is a Finnish word that translates to "employed" or "in employment." It is the past participle of the verb työllistää, meaning to employ. The word is used to describe a person's status in the labor market, indicating that they have a job or are working.

In Finnish, työllistettynä can be used in various contexts. For example, "Hän on työllistettynä suuressa yrityksessä" means "He is employed in a large company." It can also be used to describe the general state of employment in a country or region. For instance, "Työllistettynä olevien määrä kasvaa" translates to "The number of employed people is increasing."

The concept of being työllistettynä is central to discussions about the economy, social welfare, and individual well-being in Finland. High employment rates are generally seen as a positive indicator of economic health and societal stability. Conversely, low employment rates or unemployment (työttömyys) are viewed as significant challenges that require policy interventions.

The word can also be used in a more passive sense, referring to situations where individuals are placed in employment, perhaps through government programs or specific initiatives aimed at increasing job opportunities. The focus remains on the state of having a job and contributing to the workforce.