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Employees take the Scania bus to work

Since year-end, Scania’s employees who live in Stockholm can travel the 35-kilometre journey from Stockholm city to Scania’s facilities in Södertälje by direct bus.

It starts with you

“Scania. It starts with you”. That is now the message when Scania takes a new approach to communication around the company as an employer.

Scania’s Anna Pernestål – Woman of the Year in Technology 2011

Anna Pernestål, Scania Research and Development, has been selected as Sweden’s Woman of the Year in Technology 2011. Her burning interest in technology and skills in solving problems were cited as decisive for the award. The prize is given by the defence and security company Saab. She presently works as Project Manager for Scania’s new maintenance concept.

Top Team: Countdown to World Final — Belgium, the UK and the Netherlands

This year’s Scania Top Team competition attracted a record 6,000 participants from 46 markets. Only ten squads remain in contention for the title of Top Team. Today’s spotlight shines on Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK.

Scania Top Team: A Swedish trainer in Hong Kong

After working more than 15 years at Atteviks’ Scania workshop in the Swedish city of Jönköping, Tommy Hallberg was looking for a new challenge. He jumped at the chance to work in Hong Kong, where he is presently providing support for service technicians.

Scania Driver Competitions: And the winners are…

This year’s Scania Southern Africa Driver of the Year Competition took place over three days at the famous Gerotek vehicle testing facility east of Tshwane, Pretoria.

Top Team: Close cooperation key to success

Austria and Latvia pulled away from their opponents in the latest Scania Top Team European regional final in Scania Top Team. Good team spirit paved the way for victory.

Top Team: UK and Netherlands at the top

The result of the second European regional final of Scania Top Team was uncertain until the thrilling finish, when the UK emerged as number one and the Netherlands in second place.

Top Team: Focus on improvement pays off

Belgium and Norway won first and second place at the first European regional final of Scania Top Team last weekend. Their achievements qualify them for the World Championship Final.

Top Team: Top-ranked service

This year’s round of Scania Top Team is attracting a record number of participants.
The competition is aimed at highlighting the professional skills of service market staff.