Forms

Allowance applications

• Earnings related allowance application (in English)
• Mobility allowance application (in Finnish)
• Restructuring protection allowance application (in Finnish)

The application forms are PDF documents.

Please note that you can also submit your earnings-related allowance application online via our eService.

If you are applying for a mobility allowance or an alternation allowance, choose the correct form from above, fill it in and upload it to our eService.

Employers’ forms

• Wage certificate for unemployment fund (in English)
• Weekly breakdown of working hours and pay to be appended to wage certificate (in Finnish)
• Summary of principle terms of employment (in Finnish)

Other forms

• Sales profit report (in Finnish)
• Absence report (TE Services) (in Finnish)

Powers of attorney

You should generally always deal with your unemployment fund personally. We also cannot share information about you with a third party except where that party has a legal right to receive personal records from unemployment funds. These kinds of parties include, for example, the Social Insurance Institution (SII) and the employment authority.

You can authorise another person to correspond with your unemployment fund on your behalf by giving them a power of attorney. You can either stipulate that the power of attorney covers all aspects of your benefits and membership or limit it to specific matters. You can make the power of attorney fixed-term or indefinite. You can withdraw the power of attorney at any time.

If you want to authorise another person to correspond with your unemployment fund on your behalf, you will need to either send us the completed power of attorney form below by post or upload one to our eService.

• Power of attorney form

You do not have to sign the document if you submit it via our eService, as you will need to verify your identity when you log in.

Your representative will not be able to use the power of attorney to edit your bank account number; you will need to authorise them separately for that.

You may not need a power of attorney if your representative is already legally authorised to attend to matters on your behalf. This can be the case, for example, if you have hired an attorney or a public legal aid attorney or if you have been appointed a legal guardian.

Verbal authorisation

When you call our telephone helpline, you can verbally authorise another person to speak for you for the duration of that call.

Verbal authorisation only ever covers the conversation in question. If you need a representative to speak on your behalf on more than one occasion, it is worth giving them a written power of attorney.