We expected our people to be identified as one of the programmes through our materiality assessment, reflecting the importance of our people in making Waste Management a sustainable company into the future.
Browse through our new series of recycling videos – designed to help Kiwi businesses recycle in the right way. We are launching these as part of Recycling Week 18 – 24 October 2021.
How’s this for diversity? At Queenstown’s Materials Recovery Facility there are 10 full time workers who are a United Nations of nationalities and ethnicities: Spanish, Brazilian, Czech, Māori, Chilean and Afrikaans.
It’s been three years since WM New Zealand took over the Queenstown Lakes District Council municipal contract.
In a relatively short span, Michelle has climbed the Waste Management ladder, moving from a customer service representative to a senior customer service rep and finally to her current role as supervisor.
WM New Zealand is proud to celebrate Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa, a time to recognise and honour the rich culture, language, and contributions of our Samoan colleagues.
Constructed from heavy-duty, abrasion-resistant steel, these new bins are now a common sight on trucks heading to the Kate Valley landfill.
In 2022 Waste Management took the equivalent of 250,000 cars off the road saving 900 million kg of CO2 emissions and produced enough electricity from waste to...
Our team engaged with over 300 attendees, discussing WM New Zealand's contributions to sustainable and low-carbon housing.
Celebrating wāhine at WM New Zealand this International Women’s Day—women breaking barriers, leading teams, and driving sustainability across Aotearoa.
