Stay Upright

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Employees say this is a great place to work

About Stay Upright

Founded in 1981 by Warwick Schuberg and today led by his daughter Annaliesse, Stay Upright is a recognised leader in motorcycle training, and a genuinely people-first workplace. Built on safety, respect, and collaboration, our culture values diversity, open communication, and continuous development. Employees benefit from structured systems, meaningful recognition, and a supportive environment where they feel empowered to grow, contribute, and succeed.

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Company culture at Stay Upright

How Stay Upright  compares to a typical Australian company, based on employee survey data
87% of employees at
Stay Upright say it is a great place to work compared to 60% of employees at a typical company in Australia
Stay Upright 87%
Typical company 60%

Source: Great Place To Work® 2024 Australia National Employee Engagement Study

What Survey Statements Employees Rated Highest

96%

People here are treated fairly regardless of their sexual orientation.

96%

I feel good about the ways we contribute to the community.

96%

People here are treated fairly regardless of their race.

96%

When you join the company, you are made to feel welcome.

95%

People here are treated fairly regardless of their gender.
Respect: We value and treat everyone with dignity, kindness and empathy at all times.

Interested in a career at Stay Upright, or just want to know more?

To discover what sets Stay Upright apart and explore relevant career opportunities, take a look at their website.

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Start by earning Great Place To Work-Certified™ status through the Trust Index™ employee survey and the Culture Brief. Once Certified, eligible organizations are considered for Best Workplaces™ lists during the qualification period.

Best Workplaces™ recognition is based on employee feedback collected through the Trust Index™ survey, supported by your Culture Brief submission. This keeps the focus on the real employee experience rather than marketing claims.

Eligibility starts with becoming Great Place to Work-Certified™. Your organization also needs to meet the list’s timing and participation requirements, so your results fall within the qualification window for that Best Workplaces™ list.

The Culture Brief is a short questionnaire about your organization to support your survey results. The Culture Audit goes deeper, typically asking for more detailed descriptions and evidence of your workplace practices.