toimihenkilöille

Toimihenkilöille is a Finnish term used to indicate recipients or beneficiaries among staff. The word itself comes from the noun toimihenkilö, which refers to a white-collar worker or office staff member, as opposed to manual or industrial workers. The form toimihenkilöille is the allative case, meaning “to the staff” or “for the staff,” and is commonly found in official texts, contracts, and HR communications.

In practice, toimihenkilöille appears in phrases such as toimihenkilöille tarkoitettu koulutus or toimihenkilöille maksettava etu, where it designates that a program, benefit, or responsibility applies specifically to that group. The term is often used in collective agreements and employment policies to distinguish the rights or obligations of office staff from those of other employee groups, though exact definitions can vary by sector and agreement.

Linguistically, toimihenkilöille is formed from toimihenkilö with the plural allative suffix -ille. Related forms include toimihenkilö (singular nominative), toimihenkilön (singular genitive), toimihenkilöt (plural nominative), and toimihenkilöiden (plural genitive). The construction is a standard feature of Finnish HR and legal language, facilitating precise references to groups within organizations.

See also: toimihenkilö.