Työllistimme

Työllistimme is a Finnish word that translates to "we employed" or "we hired" in English. It is the past tense of the verb "työllistää," which means to employ or to hire. The word is used in the first-person plural, indicating that the subject performing the action is "we."

In a professional context, työllistimme is commonly used by companies and organizations when discussing their staffing or recruitment efforts. For example, a company might state in its annual report, "Työllistimme viime vuonna 50 uutta työntekijää," which means "We employed 50 new employees last year." This phrase is a straightforward and direct way to convey that an entity has taken on new staff.

The term can also be used in a broader sense, referring to the act of creating employment opportunities. For instance, an economic development initiative might be described as something that "työllistää alueen asukkaita," meaning it "employs the residents of the region" by creating jobs. The word's simplicity and clarity make it a fundamental part of discussions about labor and employment in Finland. It signifies a completed action of bringing individuals into a workforce or creating positions for them.