Work ability management is part of day-to-day work
Work ability is made up of many parts: competence, health, motivation and the activities of the work community. When these areas are developed systematically, employees stay healthier and are able to remain in working life longer. Good work ability management reduces sickness absences, improves productivity and strengthens employees’ commitment to their job.
Work ability management is thus not just about reacting to problems but about proactively identifying and preventing work ability-related risks early on. It’s really about leading people. It’s about how we make sure on a daily basis that the conditions for carrying out the work are met and that everyone can experience success in their work.