Salary at NZ Transport Agency - Waka Kotahi

Great pay for a graduate - with opportunities for uplift as you progress through the programme.

Pay is satisfactory, uplifts at the end of rotations are motivating and rewarding.

For a graduate role, it's definitely good pay. Every 8 months in the program, you get the opportunity to get a significant pay increase. Then once the program is over and yo have a role, you can get into another higher pay band. There are heaps of benefits as well

As it is a public sector organisation, there are no bonuses. Salary is standard for a graduate programme.

As a graduate, the pay is extremely good in comparison to other companies (in my opinion). The pay raises are very consistent and a minimum salary is also provided at the end of your graduate program. Bonuses are not applicable to graduates.

When comparing my pay with other graduate roles, I'm very happy.

No bonuses, seems good to have uplift pay every 8 weeks that seems competitive/industry average.

I feel the starting salary for a graduate is about 12-15% less than it should be. There are no bonuses but some of the perks are good, although there could be more, being a government organisation.

Happy for a graduate role.

Overall the salary is good and competitive with other grad positions, however living in Wellington I do find my budget stretched as rent is very expensive. Recent increases in inflation have also eroded my purchasing power so it would be nice to be paid a bit more to compensate for high living costs.

The grad salary is competitive as a starting salary, but grads working at private companies will get more frequent payrises and progress faster in this respect. There are no bonuses

its ok. a bit low but it is what it is. too many very high paid people imo

For a graduate role it is satisfactory, a large pay rise from the jobs that I have worked in previously.

Everyone within the programme receives the same pay.

It is a good pay for a graduate role.

Fairly compensated for my experience

There aren't many bonuses as it's public sector. The pay for a formal role is good as compared to the industry. The bonus is life and health insurance and allowance for a pair of glasses.

There is no financial bonuses. however, base pay for my experience is really good.

Pretty good considering my grad based roll

Private health and life insurance discounts, 5 weeks leave, optometry rebate.

Some perks in the organisation include: eye care reimbursements (tests, glasses, contacts), 'my day' where you can take a day off, AIA MyCare (tele-health service), generous leave policies (purchase leave) and many more.

Generous leave, flexible working (location and hours).

50% off glasses every year and free eye checks.

Generous leave policies.

Parking in the building on weekends and evenings (good for middle of town). Buying leave, work from home policy. Life and income insurance.

Perks include reimbursement for prescription glasses, and access to medical insurance and holidays homes (through the PSA). The perks from the organisation are lacking.

Reimbursements for eyewear and eye tests.

Will pay for eye tests and contact lens supply or glasses purchase.

Eye care - paid eye tests and glasses up to $400ish

idk i obviously dont get any perks

Cheaper health insurance, I like that ha-ha.

There is reimbursements for eye test and prescription glasses. Waka Kotahi also offer a basic health insurance cover.

We get free eye tests and prescription glasses (up to a certain value). We also occasionally get coffee and snack vouchers.

I have been on several work trips

Taxi card or AT Hop card on request.

Taxi Card Vision assistance, paid for.

Electric Bikes !