Understand what’s shaping wellbeing and performance in your organisation

A robust, evidence-based assessment that shows where work is helping people perform - and where change will have the greatest impact.

Understanding Good Days at Work - at scale

A Good Day at Work happens when people have the right conditions to perform well and stay well. Our assessment gives you a clear, evidence-based picture of how consistently those conditions are being experienced across your organisation.

Built on one of the UK’s largest workplace wellbeing datasets, the Good Day at Work Assessment helps you understand what’s really shaping performance, retention and health – and where targeted action will make the greatest difference.

What the Good Day at Work Assessment measures

Our assessment measures the conditions that create Good Days at Work – not just how people feel, but what’s shaping performance and wellbeing.

  • Healthy Work – demands, workload and sustainable ways of working

  • Positive Relationships – trust, support and working well with others

  • Purpose and Meaning – clarity, contribution and work that matters

  • Confidence and Control – autonomy, capability and influence over work

Together, these factors show not just how people feel – but how reliably your organisation is enabling good work to happen.

What the assessment gives you

Organisational insight

  • A clear view of how many Good Days at Work your people are having

  • Organisation-wide reports highlighting strengths, pressures and priority risks

  • Benchmarking against relevant sectors, roles and organisations

  • Identification of where performance and wellbeing are most at risk – and why

Individual-level insight

  • Every participant receives a personalised report

  • Practical feedback on what’s supporting their wellbeing and performance

  • Clear guidance on actions individuals and managers can take

What Aureos said

Wellbeing isn’t just a programme for us, it’s embedded in how we lead, work and grow together. This validates our belief that when colleagues feel supported and valued, they deliver their best, driving resilience and performance across the organisation.

Darren James, CEO

Delivered through a robust, secure online platform

The assessment is delivered through a secure online platform designed for scale, accuracy and ease of use.

  • Online dashboard with filterable analysis by role, team, location and demographics

  • Real-time access to results and trends

  • Available in 21 languages, supporting diverse and global workforces

  • Designed to support large, complex organisations as well as smaller teams

Expert-led insight and organisational assurance

Expert-led insight and interpretation

Data alone doesn’t drive change. Our occupational psychologists help you interpret results, understand risk and agree clear priorities.

  • Psychologist-led results presentation

  • Clear explanation of what’s driving outcomes

  • Practical guidance on where to focus effort for greatest impact

Supporting compliance and recognition

  • The assessment also supports your legal and regulatory obligations by acting as a robust stress risk assessment.

  • Provides a robust, evidence-based foundation for legal and regulatory compliance

  • Forms the basis for Good Day at Work Accreditation

  • Recognises organisations that are actively improving the conditions that support wellbeing and performance

From insight to action

Assessment is the starting point. Results directly inform targeted action through leadership development, team-level insight and evidence-based Pathways.

  • Leadership Impact – supporting leaders to shape healthier, higher-performing environments

  • Team Reports – enabling managers to take focused, practical action

  • IRES – identifying and addressing exposure to psychosocial risk

Start with a clear picture of what’s shaping work – and move forward with confidence.

Explore the Pathways
Step 1

Building a clear picture

Employees complete a confidential survey that captures the key conditions shaping their experience of work – including demands, support, relationships, communication and control.

Step 2

Turning data into insight

Responses are analysed using our evidence-based framework to identify strengths, pressures and areas of risk across teams, roles or locations.

Step 3

Focusing action where it matters most

Results highlight where current ways of working are supporting wellbeing and performance - and where targeted action will make the greatest difference.

Step 4

Identifying the right Pathways to implement

Insights are used to determine which of our six Pathways will have the greatest impact, ensuring action is focused, relevant and aligned to organisational priorities.

What Nestlé said

Robertson Cooper has supported us to gather critical wellbeing data but most importantly they partnered with us to ensure that the business was ready to understand and action the findings. These insights will ensure our wellbeing approach is data-driven and is already enabling teams to take responsibility for managing wellbeing locally.

June Clark, Health & Wellness Manager
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