Among the measures already implemented, from which the more than 300 employees at the company headquarters in Bozen benefit, is the extension of parental leave from 9 to 12 months, whereby the parent's salary is paid 20% above the tariff during the optional maternity leave. Other measures include the company's own daycare center, a discounted employee cafeteria, free vacation apartments, flexible working hours, and home-office. Ruth Oberrauch, a member of the Oberalp Group's founding family and management - and herself a mother of two - affirms: "People are always at the center of everything we do. You can only work well if you can reconcile work and private life. I know how difficult but important this balance is, and accordingly, we as a company want to create the best conditions for it."
The "familieundberuf" certificate is the result of close cooperation with the Provincial Family Agency and the Bozen Chamber of Commerce. Therefore, the certificate was handed over by the President of the Chamber of Commerce of Bozen, Dr. Michl Ebner and Luca Critelli, head of the Provincial Department for Family, Seniors, Social Affairs, and Housing. 

Beginning in 2012, the Oberalp Group has undergone various review phases. In each phase, an auditor from the Family Agency met with the management and selected employees for multiple interviews and workshops. The crucial questions were: What has been achieved so far? What can still be implemented, and what are the challenges? - Each phase, a program of measures was derived from these meetings, which was reviewed the following year. In April of this year, the Oberalp Group held the dialogue day for the last phase. 
The Oberalp Group considers the certificate to be a milestone for what has been achieved so far, and there will still be a lot to do in the future. Christoph Engl, CEO of the Oberalp Group, is sure: "The needs for families change over the years. and we will adapt the Group's family policy to these changes."