Although opposition MPs slammed the government's economic programme during debate earlier in the week, the majority three-party coalition easily found support for its proposals.
On Tuesday Social Democratic Party chair and ex- Finance Minister Antti Rinne accused the government of backpedaling on its election promises - and noted that the brunt of planned austerity measures focused disproportionally on families, the elderly and the unemployed.
A former union leader, Rinne also charged that the Sipilä coalition had resorted to extortion to force labour organisations to enter so-called social contract aimed at improving business competitiveness.
The final result in the chamber was 114 to 72 against. Some 13 lawmakers were absent for the ballot.