työpajatyö
Työpajatyö, often translated as workshop work or sheltered work, is a concept in Finnish social and labor policy. It refers to a type of subsidized employment designed for individuals who face significant barriers to entering the open labor market due to disability, long-term unemployment, or other social reasons. The primary goal of työpajatyö is to provide a supportive and structured work environment where participants can develop their work skills, gain work experience, and potentially transition to mainstream employment.
These workshops are typically operated by municipalities, non-profit organizations, or foundations. They offer a range of
Participants in työpajatyö receive a wage or a daily allowance. The duration of participation can vary, with