Laki sosiaalisista yrityksistä | 1351 — Finland law | Esheria

Laki sosiaalisista yrityksistä

This section says the Act’s social enterprises provide work opportunities especially for disabled people and long-term unemployed people, and it defines those terms.

Jurisdiction
Finland
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
1351
Version
Undated source snapshot
Language
fi
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This section says the Act’s social enterprises provide work opportunities especially for disabled people and long-term unemployed people, and it defines those terms. A social enterprise is a trader registered in the register of social enterprises; others may not use the name “social enterprise” in their business. Työvoimaviranomainen may grant support for establishing and stabilizing a social enterprise, and may also support other associations or foundations for promoting and developing social enterprise activity. An eligible business or foundation may be registered in the social enterprises register if it applies and meets the listed conditions. The section defines who counts in the employment-share calculation and sets working-time thresholds for counting workers.

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