Workbridge Te Matau a Māui - Hawkes Bay

19/02/2026

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07/05/2025

Its NZSL week. We are right behind an Aotearoa where anyone can sign anywhere.

16/09/2024

It's Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori Māori Language Week, it's the time to give the language a go wherever you are, here are some great resources to help you out

15/09/2024

This week is te wiki o te Re Māori Māori Language Week

The theme for this years week is 'Ake ake ake – A Forever Language.

At Workbridge we celebrate the week, by showing how to bring Te Reo into your workplace

Here are some kupu to help with your Online meetings this week

25/06/2024

The rise of Matariki in the winter skies above Aotearoa is an important time in the Māori calendar, as it signifies the start of the Māori new year.

New beginnings are important to us here at Workbridge. We believe that people with disabilities and health conditions should have the opportunity to turn over a new leaf and start a fresh in their job search, with the help of our expert staff and our great employers 😀

23/06/2024

“Ka mua, ka muri.” – Walk in the footsteps of those who came before you and those who will follow.

Here at WWorkbridge we are proud to celebrate

15/05/2024

Today is Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). Here at Workbridge we are big supporters of Accessibility and no one more so than our CEO Jonathan Mosen who is leading from the front promoting

14/05/2024

Workbridge Regional Service Manager Paul Casson welcomed some important guests into our Dunedin Office today. The Minister for Social Development & Employment Louise Upston was joined by MP for Southland Joseph Mooney and Workbridge CEO Jonathan Mosen. It was great that the sun was shining for the visit,

05/05/2024

This week is 🤟 Here at Workbridge we are very proud to support NZSL Week and give a big 👋 to Deaf Aotearoa at this time and wish you a successful Week

01/05/2024

The Workbridge team are deeply saddened by Sir Robert’s death.

In a personal reflection Workbridge CEO Jonathan Mosen had these words to share:
"As a disabled person, I feel Sir Robert’s loss very deeply. He endured atrocious conditions and abuse, was institutionalised and treated as less than human. He shared those experiences in their horrific detail, even though it must have been difficult, so we never, ever forget,
I send my condolences to Sir Robert’s wife Lady Lynda, his family and those who worked closely with him"

In a further personal reflection GM Stakeholder Engagement Nick Ruane had these words:
" Sir Robert was a friend and a mentor, he encouraged and supported disabled people to lead and to fight for our rights and I will miss him immensely. My condolences go to Lady Lynda and to the family, we have lost a significant leader in our community and it is now up to those left behind to pick up the mantle"

Sir Robert had a connection to the Workbridge Whanganui team, and was a frequent visitor to our Whanganui office, where he would call in for a cuppa and to offer encouragement. The team will miss those cheery chats and his support for what we do.

Many of us in the positions of disability leadership took great pride in his representation of New Zealand on the international stage.

He leaves an immense void, but those of us left behind will honour his legacy by continuing to strive for a less disabling society. I have no doubt that’s what he would want us to do

14/04/2024

Great to see the Autism New Zealand team getting involved in the campaign

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