työttömyyskassalaissa
The työttömyyskassalaki, or the Unemployment Funds Act, is Finnish legislation governing the establishment, operation, and supervision of unemployment funds (työttömyyskassat). These funds are private, non-profit organizations that administer earnings-related unemployment benefits to their members. Membership in an unemployment fund is voluntary, but it is a prerequisite for receiving these benefits, which are typically higher than the basic unemployment allowance provided by Kela, the Social Insurance Institution of Finland.
The law outlines the requirements for forming an unemployment fund, including the need for at least 1,000
Supervision of the unemployment funds is primarily the responsibility of the Financial Supervisory Authority (Finanssivalvonta). This