The ElectroNet Group, known for its expansive electricity industry operation - with over 300 staff in consulting, contracting and office based teams throughout New Zealand - has recently made a powerful move towards supporting healthier commuting options for its team.

Kotahi Engineering stands out not just for its exemplary engineering solutions but also for its forward-thinking approach to employee wellness and environmental responsibility. Their recent partnership with Workride is a shining example of this commitment.

Archibalds is taking a step forward in promoting sustainable commuting by encouraging their staff to ride to work through Workride.

In the heart of Nelson Village Cycles is leading from the front with supporting their community on to their next Workride!

A number of employees at Accurate Consulting have already taken up the ride benefit and have found the Workride process to be straightforward and user-friendly. "The Workride platform made everything easy to understand and follow. It’s great to be able to support our staff in such a tangible way," Chris commented.

When Hill Labs decided to join Workride for the NZ launch, they were excited to announce to their team of over 450 full-time employees the availability of this new staff benefit, aimed at improving health and wellbeing, as well as reducing the environmental impact of commuting to work.

When The Engineering Company, Engco, decided to join Workride’s pilot in Christchurch, they were not just trying out a new scheme, but embracing a movement.

Over a whirlwind five-week pilot in Christchurch, Cycleways joined the Workride retail partnership program, and the results? Nothing short of spectacular.