Govt. & Public Sector: Cut the cost of your commute
Cut the cost of the commute with tax-free public transport and bike to work benefits.
In our latest webinar, Workride and Extraordinary were joined by Greater Wellington and ACC New Zealand. They shared how public sector organisations are bringing these compliant benefits to their people, what the rollout involves and what they learned along the way.
Air New Zealand - Smarter Commutes for 12,000+ Staff
See how Air New Zealand partnered with Workride & Extraordinary to cut commuting costs for 12,000+ staff across NZ, while supporting health, wellbeing, and lower carbon emissions. Air New Zealand is a proud customer of Workride, enabling thousands of employees access to New Zealand’s leading bike to work benefit program through Workride.
Heartland Bank - Turning Sustainability Goals into Action
Heartland Bank puts people and the planet first, and Workride helps bring that sustainability vision to life. By enabling staff to get a bike, e-bike, or scooter through pre-tax salary sacrifice, Workride directly hits all three of Heartland's sustainability pillars: the environment, people, and financial wellbeing, making sustainable commuting accessible to everyone.
Lane Neave - Making the Case for Cleaner Commutes
Lane Neave built its Corporate Social Responsibility programme from the ground up in 2020, asking staff what actually mattered to them rather than deciding at partner level. The answers landed on protecting the environment, health and wellbeing, diversity and inclusion, and strong, connected communities.
Workride happens to serve most of those at once. A cheaper way onto a bike is a genuine financial benefit for staff. Riding to work builds movement into days that are otherwise spent at a desk. And every car left at home shows up in the firm's emissions reporting, which Lane Neave has been publishing and improving on since its first Toitū certification.