WorkDesign job coaching for persons with partial work ability provides employers support for recruitment
- Are you interested in a diverse work community and the benefits and impact it offers?
- Are you interested in employing people with partial work ability?
- Is social responsibility part of your company’s values?
If desired, the job coach is available to support the employer and the employee in the workplace. If necessary, they advise the employer in all the practicalities related to the services below:
Work try-out
During a work try-out, the employer will be able to familiarise themselves with a possible new employee in peace. The work trial is not binding to either party in the longer term.
Offer a work try-out (te-palvelut.fi)
Employment relationship supported by a pay subsidy
In an employment relationship supported by a pay subsidy, the employer receives compensation for a fixed period of time on the basis of the employee’s possible shortage of skills and a disability/illness. The compensation can be even paid permanently, if the disability affects the work permanently.
Applying for a pay subsidy (te-palvelut.fi)
Apprenticeship
An apprenticeship is a convenient way to obtain competent and professional employees.
Train with an apprenticeship (te-palvelut.fi)
Subsidy for arranging working conditions
By applying for subsidy for arranging working conditions, the employer may receive support if the disability or illness of the person they are employing or have already employed requires:
- new equipment or furniture.
- renovations at the workplace.
- another employee’s assistance during work tasks.
Subsidy for arranging working conditions (te-palvelut.fi)
Certificate for job applicants with partial work ability for large employers
The effects of a disability or illness on finding employment (te-palvelut.fi)
Municipal supplement
By applying for a municipal supplement, the employer can receive discretionary additional support for pay costs in accordance with the customer’s place of residence. More information on municipal supplement can be found on the local government website.
