tööealisele

Tööealisele is an Estonian term that translates to "working-age person" or "person of working age". It refers to individuals who are considered to be within the typical age range for employment. The specific age brackets can vary slightly depending on the context, such as legal definitions, social security regulations, or statistical reporting. However, generally, it encompasses individuals who are neither too young to be in the workforce due to compulsory education nor too old to have reached retirement age.

This classification is important for various economic and social analyses. For example, labor force statistics often focus on the working-age population to understand employment rates, unemployment figures, and labor supply. Government policies related to pensions, social welfare, and workforce development also frequently use this demographic category to guide their planning and resource allocation. Understanding the size and characteristics of the working-age population is crucial for economic forecasting and for designing effective social programs that support both employment and those who are currently unable to work. The concept acknowledges that different age groups have distinct societal roles and needs, with the working-age group primarily associated with economic contribution through labor.