tööinimesed
tööinimesed is a plural Estonian noun formed from the words töö (work) and inimesed (people). It designates people who earn their living through work and is commonly used to refer to the social group of workers or the working population. The term can be translated as "working people" or "the working class" in English, though it is not a strict legal category.
In sociological and political contexts, tööinimesed is used to discuss wages, labor rights, and conditions of
Historically, the concept has appeared in Estonian discourse during the 20th century, including during the interwar
In modern Estonian, more common terms for everyday reference are töötaja (employee) or töölised (workers), while