CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
We’re committed to doing what we can to make a positive and sustainable impact for the communities we operate within.
Our Pillars
Our approach to Corporate Social Responsibility is grounded in three core pillars: Social Equity, Social Impact, and Environmental Responsibility. We’re committed to promoting inclusivity, making a meaningful difference in our communities and adopting sustainable practices to protect the planet. These pillars work together to guide our efforts in creating a positive and lasting impact.
SOCIAL EQUITY
SOCIAL IMPACT
SOCIAL IMPACT
SOCIAL IMPACT
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
SOCIAL EQUITY
Our actions impact the communities in which we live and work.
2020 - present
Nova Employment partners with individuals facing various disabilities and barriers to employment. Currently, 7 Nova employees work across 6 WOTSO locations, making invaluable contributions to our workspaces. Their daily efforts enhance our community, and we can't imagine our workspaces without their positive impact and energy.
2021 - 2024
For three consecutive years, WOTSO has earned Great Place to Work Certification, a testament to our people and culture. We prioritise fostering a welcoming, supportive environment, and our efforts show that 96% of our surveyed team members feel welcomed when joining WOTSO, a key marker of our commitment.
2020 - present
Nova Employment partners with individuals facing various disabilities and barriers to employment. Currently, 7 Nova employees work across 6 WOTSO locations, making invaluable contributions to our workspaces. Their daily efforts enhance our community, and we can't imagine our workspaces without their positive impact and energy.
2021 - 2024
For three consecutive years, WOTSO has earned Great Place to Work Certification, a testament to our people and culture. We prioritise fostering a welcoming, supportive environment, and our efforts show that 96% of our surveyed team members feel welcomed when joining WOTSO, a key marker of our commitment.
SOCIAL IMPACT
WOTSO makes meaningful contributions to the greater social good.
2016 - present
WOTSO is proud to support The Kids' Cancer Project, funding critical research and better outcomes for children facing cancer. Our CEO, Jessie Glew, has served on the board since 2021. To date, WOTSO has contributed $220,000 to this life-saving cause, reinforcing our commitment to making a difference.
2020 - present
WOTSO supports DV Safe Phone, providing a lifeline to victims of domestic violence by repurposing donated phones. Every WOTSO location serves as a drop-off point, making it easy for people to donate their unused phones. These devices are then refurbished to give individuals access to emergency services and support, enhancing their safety.
2024 - present
We are proud to support Two Good’s mission to empower women affected by domestic violence and homelessness. By using their bath products, we champion their "buy one, give one" model, which provides premium goods and employment opportunities, helping women rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
2023 - present
The Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles, a rugby league club in NSW, plays a vital role in its community by giving local players a chance to compete at a high level. WOTSO has sponsored the Workers for the past two years, supporting their mission of strengthening local communities through sports.
2021 - present
The North Shore Australian Football Club, one of Australia's largest senior clubs, has expanded its women's program over the past four years. WOTSO sponsors match day payments for women’s teams, ensuring they're paid equally to the men, promoting gender equality and fair recognition in the sport.
2016 - present
WOTSO is proud to support The Kids' Cancer Project, funding critical research and better outcomes for children facing cancer. Our CEO, Jessie Glew, has served on the board since 2021. To date, WOTSO has contributed $220,000 to this life-saving cause, reinforcing our commitment to making a difference.
2020 - present
WOTSO supports DV Safe Phone, providing a lifeline to victims of domestic violence by repurposing donated phones. Every WOTSO location serves as a drop-off point, making it easy for people to donate their unused phones. These devices are then refurbished to give individuals access to emergency services and support, enhancing their safety.
2024 - present
We are proud to support Two Good’s mission to empower women affected by domestic violence and homelessness. By using their bath products, we champion their "buy one, give one" model, which provides premium goods and employment opportunities, helping women rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
2023 - present
The Blacktown Workers Sea Eagles, a rugby league club in NSW, plays a vital role in its community by giving local players a chance to compete at a high level. WOTSO has sponsored the Workers for the past two years, supporting their mission of strengthening local communities through sports.
2021 - present
The North Shore Australian Football Club, one of Australia's largest senior clubs, has expanded its women's program over the past four years. WOTSO sponsors match day payments for women’s teams, ensuring they're paid equally to the men, promoting gender equality and fair recognition in the sport.
ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY
WOTSO makes meaningful contributions to the greater social good.
Solar panels
WOTSO invests in renewable energy, installing solar panels at multiple properties to reduce power consumption and carbon emissions. We currently have panels installed at eight sites, including Varsity Lakes, Hobart, and Sunshine Coast, with plans to expand, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability.
XFrame
Through our upcycling initiatives, WOTSO has significantly reduced waste by repurposing materials creatively. Recently, we've adopted XFrame technology, an innovative wall framing system that allows for easy reconfiguration of walls and reduces construction waste, pushing us further toward our sustainability goals.
Closed Loop Recycling
WOTSO operates a closed-loop recycling system at all our locations, upcycling materials like old go-kart tyres into planters, lights, and furniture. Timber and metals from past sites are reused for walls, tables, and décor, allowing us to minimise waste and maximise resource conservation.
Solar panels
WOTSO invests in renewable energy, installing solar panels at multiple properties to reduce power consumption and carbon emissions. We currently have panels installed at eight sites, including Varsity Lakes, Hobart, and Sunshine Coast, with plans to expand, reinforcing our commitment to sustainability.
XFrame
Through our upcycling initiatives, WOTSO has significantly reduced waste by repurposing materials creatively. Recently, we've adopted XFrame technology, an innovative wall framing system that allows for easy reconfiguration of walls and reduces construction waste, pushing us further toward our sustainability goals.
Closed Loop Recycling
WOTSO operates a closed-loop recycling system at all our locations, upcycling materials like old go-kart tyres into planters, lights, and furniture. Timber and metals from past sites are reused for walls, tables, and décor, allowing us to minimise waste and maximise resource conservation.
What our clients say
Feedback is not only encouraging but also a constant motivation for us to improve our services every day.
“Choosing WOTSO for our office needs was the best decision we made. The flexibility of their leasing terms allowed us to scale up our space as our team grew.”
Jenny Wilson
Co-Founder of
Waverio
“Choosing WOTSO for our office needs was the best decision we made. The flexibility of their leasing terms allowed us to scale up our space as our team grew.”
Jenny Wilson
Co-Founder of
Waverio
“Choosing WOTSO for our office needs was the best decision we made. The flexibility of their leasing terms allowed us to scale up our space as our team grew.”
Jenny Wilson
Co-Founder of
