työllistäen

The Finnish word "työllistäen" is the instructive form of the present active participle of the verb "työllistää," which means to employ or to create employment. In essence, "työllistäen" translates to "by employing" or "in a way that employs." It is used to describe an action or process that results in the creation of jobs or the hiring of people.

For example, one might say that a new business is "työllistäen paikallisia," meaning "employing local people." The phrase highlights the employment-generating aspect of the business's operations or impact. It can refer to the direct act of hiring individuals or the indirect creation of employment through economic activity.

The grammatical structure of "työllistäen" indicates that the action described by the main verb is happening concurrently with or as a consequence of employing someone or something. It's a way to emphasize the employment aspect of a particular activity or development. This word is commonly encountered in discussions related to economics, business, and social policy, where job creation is a significant factor.