työttömyyspäivärahoja

Työttömyyspäiväraha is a Finnish term referring to unemployment benefits, a form of social security intended to provide financial support to individuals who have lost their jobs. These benefits are managed by Kela, the Social Insurance Institution of Finland, and are paid out to eligible unemployed individuals who meet certain criteria.

To qualify for työttömyyspäiväraha, an individual must be registered as unemployed with an employment office and actively seeking work. Additionally, they must have accumulated sufficient work history and earnings during a specified period before becoming unemployed. The amount of the daily allowance is typically based on previous earnings, with different rates applying to various income levels. There are also conditions related to the duration of unemployment and participation in employment-promoting services.

The purpose of työttömyyspäiväraha is to alleviate the financial hardship faced by the unemployed and to encourage their return to the labor market. The system aims to provide a safety net while incentivizing job seeking and skill development. Kela is responsible for assessing eligibility, calculating the benefit amount, and processing payments. The duration for which unemployment benefits can be received is limited and depends on factors such as age and employment history.