Worldline

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Employees say this is a great place to work

About Worldline

Worldline has long been a leader in local payments, since we launched EFTPOS in 1989.

We’ve been an important part of New Zealand’s growth as an economy, providing a trusted service for almost every Kiwi consumer. Today we sit at the heart of Aotearoa’s payments infrastructure with products being built using open banking technology and providing retailers with easy access to data about their own customers’ habits.
Our platform lets tech start-ups and banking giants come together to provide better service to businesses and consumers.

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Company culture at Worldline

How Worldline  compares to a typical Australian company, based on employee survey data
78% of employees at
Worldline say it is a great place to work compared to 60% of employees at a typical company in Australia
Worldline 78%
Typical company 60%

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

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