työllistettyihin

Työllistettyihin refers to employed individuals in Finnish. This term encompasses anyone who is engaged in paid work, whether on a full-time or part-time basis. It is a key indicator in labor market statistics, used to measure the health and activity of an economy.

Understanding the status of työllistettyihin is crucial for policymakers, economists, and businesses. Changes in this figure can signal economic growth or recession, shifts in industry demand, and the effectiveness of employment policies. The definition of employment can vary slightly depending on the specific statistical agency or context, but generally includes those who have a formal employment contract and receive wages or salaries for their work.

The opposite of työllistettyihin is generally considered to be unemployed (työttömät) or those outside the labor force (esim. opiskelijat, eläkeläiset, kotitaloustyötä tekevät). Data on the employed is collected through various means, including employer records, household surveys, and administrative data from social security institutions. Analyzing the trends and demographics of the työllistettyihin population provides insights into workforce composition, skill demands, and potential areas for economic development or intervention.