työttömyytensä

työttömyytensä is a Finnish word that translates to "his/her/their unemployment." It is the possessive form of the noun "työttömyys," which means unemployment. The suffix "-nsä" indicates possession by a third person, singular or plural. Therefore, "työttömyytensä" refers to a specific person's or a group's state of being unemployed.

For example, one might encounter the phrase "hän tuntee syvää ahdistusta työttömyytensä vuoksi" which translates to "he/she feels deep anxiety because of his/her unemployment." Similarly, "yrityksen työttömyytensä johti muutoksiin organisaatiossa" could mean "the company's unemployment led to changes in the organization." The context in which the word is used clarifies whether it refers to an individual or a collective.

Understanding "työttömyytensä" requires knowledge of Finnish grammar, specifically its possessive suffixes. The word itself is a direct and concise way to express the concept of unemployment as belonging to someone. It is commonly used in discussions related to social welfare, economic conditions, and personal circumstances in Finland.