From strategy and measurement to implementation and activation. Read how Aumla has helped organisations develop their work on health, wellbeing and the work environment.
NCAB Group wanted a clearer, more coherent direction for wellbeing across the organisation. Aumla supported NCAB in developing a global wellbeing framework with clear goals, KPIs and a shared structure for mental, physical and social health – moving from a broad ambition to a concrete, strategic way of working integrated into existing People and HR work.
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Aumla helped Teamtailor use employee data as the basis for more structured work on mental, physical and social health – from measurement and analysis to recommendations and follow-up.
Ahead of MG Real Estate’s WELL certification, Aumla was engaged as Approved Survey Provider for WELL Feature C04 – Occupant Survey. The aim was to capture employees’ experience of the Workplace Environment and Overall Wellbeing, while creating useful input for continued work on the work environment and wellbeing.
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Scandic – from wellbeing strategy to activation for 20,000 employees
Aumla helped Scandic turn strategic health work into a digital programme, local activation and a network of health ambassadors for employees in three countries.
A 100-day programme combined measurement, workshops, individual analysis, coaching and digital activities to strengthen health and recovery in an organisation of more than 1,000 employees.
Municipality of Alingsås – digital health integrated into work environment management
Aumla developed a digital health and wellbeing programme that was integrated into the municipality’s intranet and became part of its work on health and the work environment.
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Swedish Society for Nature Conservation – digital health programmes for hybrid working life
Aumla and the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation worked together on sustainable health in hybrid working life. Through Aumla’s digital programmes, employees got access to structured content on training, nutrition and healthy habits – flexibly, based on their own needs and everyday life.
Aumla delivered an interactive talk and workshop on stress, self-leadership, social health and the work environment. Through Menti, reflection and dialogue, the group made visible both strengths and areas for development in their working day.