Kia Ora, We're NZ's #1 Family-Friendly Jobsite

Find flexible jobs that work around your family.

Find a Flexible Job

Browse family-friendly roles that fit around your life.

Hire Great Talent

Access skilled professionals ready for flexible work.

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How we can help

New Zealand’s largest job site for finding family-friendly work. 

Work that works for all

We believe you shouldn't have to choose between having a family and a career.

NZ's most family-friendly employers

We connect you with New Zealand's most family-friendly employers.

All types of jobs across all career fields

Cover all types of employment across all industries and work types.

Talent Magnet

Flexibility drives engagement and productivity

Of NZ's female population are mothers
0 %
Skilled candidates ready to work
0 M
Of working mothers hold university degrees
0 %
More productive with flexible work options
0 %

We are working to build a better future together

We strive to work with companies that care about creating healthy, productive workplaces that work for all.

Diversify your pipeline = greater market share

Companies that are gender diverse are 45% more likely to report improved market share and 70% more likely to report capturing new markets.

Get ahead of the curve

Companies that can effectively leverage flexibility as part of their talent attraction strategy are at a unique advantage.

Our Vision

Championing work that works for all

For Families

For Business

For New Zealand Inc.

We’re building a future where flexibility isn’t a perk—it’s the standard. Where talent thrives, businesses grow, and families flourish together.

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