tuloaikaa
Tuloaikaa is a Finnish term used in social security and pension contexts to denote the earnings-based period that is used to determine eligibility for and the amount of certain benefits. It functions as a reference timeframe during which earned income and employment history are assessed in order to calculate benefits. The concept and its specifics vary by benefit and are defined in law and by authorities such as Kela (the Finnish Social Insurance Institution) or pension providers.
Scope and application: The term appears in connection with earnings-related unemployment benefits, sickness allowances, and occupational
Determination: The length and content of a tuloaikaa depend on the benefit and the relevant legislation. It
Impact and accessibility: Tuloaika links work history to social protection by tying eligibility and payment levels