Women’s health at work
ISO 45010:2026 – what does it mean for employers?
A practical introduction to integrating menstruation and menopause into systematic work environment management.
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Women’s health at work
A practical introduction to integrating menstruation and menopause into systematic work environment management.
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Measuring employee wellbeing is only the beginning. To create real change, organisations need to turn data and insights into priorities, strategies and concrete action.
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Wellbeing at work starts with the individual, but is created together. When individuals, teams and the organisation each take responsibility for their part, the conditions for health, recovery and a sustainable working life improve.
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From scattered initiatives to coherent work linked to business goals that you can follow up.
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Stress is an organisational responsibility – not an individual problem to train away.
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How managers prevent stress and build teams that perform sustainably over time.
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Women’s health across working life – as a work environment and talent issue, not an individual one.
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Guide
A strategic, practical guide for HR, managers and leadership teams, based on ISO 45010. The guide is in Swedish.
Podcast
Women’s health at work
Guest: Sara Prosell, Chief People & Culture at Aller Media Nordic
How can an organisation work in a more structured way with women’s health? And what happens when it becomes part of work environment management – not just an individual health issue? Miriam Sundholm talks with Sara Prosell, Chief People & Culture at Aller Media Nordic.
Women’s health at work
Guest: Per Bergman, Head of HR at Apotek Hjärtat
How can organisations create a work environment where women’s health has a place? Per Bergman, Head of HR at Apotek Hjärtat, talks about the company’s work on menopause, leadership, knowledge and psychological safety.
Workload & recovery
Guest: Anna-Carin Alderin, Founder of The Rework
Can a shorter working week improve the work environment without hurting results? Anna-Carin Alderin shares experiences from a Nordic study and the changes in job design and leadership the model requires.
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