darbinantys

Darbinantys is a term of Lithuanian origin that translates to "working" or "employing." It is primarily used in the context of employment and labor relations. The word itself is a present active participle derived from the verb "darbinti," which means to cause to work or to employ.

In everyday Lithuanian, "darbinantys" can refer to individuals who are currently employed or actively engaged in work. For instance, one might describe a company as "darbinantis daug žmonių" (employing many people). The term also appears in legal and economic discussions related to employment law, labor markets, and workforce statistics. It signifies a state of being actively utilized in a professional capacity, contrasting with being unemployed or retired.

The concept of "darbinantys" is central to understanding the economic activity and social structure of Lithuania. It reflects the proportion of the population that contributes to the economy through labor. Discussions around unemployment rates, job creation, and labor force participation often utilize this term or its related forms.