Blind Low Vision NZ Employment Hub

All New Zealanders should have the opportunity to build a meaningful career. Work provides purpose, independence, connection, and the chance to contribute your skills and talents.

The Employment Hub connects you with organisations that share our values and are committed to inclusive employment.

Here you can explore employers who recognise the value of diverse workplaces and are open to supporting people to succeed in a wide range of roles.

Each organisation featured on this page is committed to accessibility, opportunity, and creating workplaces where people can grow their skills and build fulfilling careers. You can learn more about these organisations and visit their careers pages to explore current opportunities.

ecostore

Ecostore began in a small ecovillage in Northland and has grown to be a brand synonymous with sustainability, prioritising the health of both people and the planet by using plant- and mineral-based ingredients, free from unnecessary chemicals. Over the years, they have pioneered innovation in sustainability, developing products like sugar-cane plastic bottles and launching initiatives such as the Plastic Return Programme and Refill Stations in supermarkets. Their focus on reducing plastic consumption and creating plastic-free alternatives has saved tonnes of new plastic from being created.

Ecostore products are available across New Zealand and exported across the Asia Pacific Region. In 2021, ecostore became B Corp certified, joining a global network of businesses that meet the highest standards for corporate social responsibility. Today, ecostore continues its mission to help families care for their homes, their health, and the world. This care goes into every home, body and baby product, because ecostore believes it should be easy to create a safer home, a healthier world and a better tomorrow.

Ecostore had the privilege of running In-Sight workshops across their locations in 2025, thanks to the support of Blind Low NZ, giving the team an opportunity to think differently about attracting, recruiting, and retaining disabled persons within their workforce. The workshops resonated deeply with attendees, who came away with an appreciation of how, given the right tools and support, employees living with vision loss are a valuable resource for any organisation.

To learn more about ecostore, visit their website.

Image description: The ecostore building on a sunny Northland day.

A grey wooden building with two stories and a sloping roof. Above the entrance is an awning with a white sign with black lettering reading that says ecostore, with a lowercase e.