About Workbridge
Workbridge is the largest New Zealand-owned employment service for people with a disability or health condition.
We help connect Kiwi Jobseekers
with great employers
We support jobseekers with disabilities or health conditions, as well as employers and workplaces across the country, with more than 75 employment consultants in 22 centres nationwide.
Workbridge Employment Services Ltd | Te Arawhiti mō Mahi is a company in the WorkBridge Group. Our services are free for employers and eligible jobseekers.
Looking for a job, or got a position to fill? Get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Our Logo
The bridge symbolises not only a connection of two sides, employer and employee, but also the solution to a situation.
The bridge is constructed of two interlocking arches representing the two sides coming together with the section of overlap representing Workbridge’s contribution of bringing together and developing the bond between the two sides.
Each arch is made of three arced lines – employers, employees and Workbridge.
The stylised Koru design at the centre of the arches indicate growth and development and stand for Workbridge’s commitment as a bicultural organisation.
Our History
1931
1942
The Constitution of the League was amended to undertake the training and re-establishment of disabled servicemen of the Second World War. The name was changed to The Disabled Servicemen’s Re-establishment League.
1969
The League was appointed a government agent for both ex-servicemen and civilians from 1 April 1969. The name was changed to The Disabled Re-establishment League.
1974
The name was changed to Rehabilitation League NZ.
1990
The League went through a major restructure and changed its name to Workbridge Incorporated. Workbridge emerged as a dedicated employment service for people with disabilities seeking to gain or retain open employment.
2001
Workbridge Incorporated adopted a new constitution, developing a two-tier governance structure independent of government
2023
The WorkBridge Group was established, creating the WorkBridge Foundation and moving the services of Workbridge Inc to a new limited liability company.