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Great Place to Work names Specsavers fourth best workplace in Australia for 2025

by Helen Carter
August 29, 2025
in Audiologists, Audiology, Audiology networks, Audiometrists, Company updates & acquisitions, Hearing Careers, Hearing industry insights, Hearing organisations, Latest News, Workforce
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Celebrating the accolade are, L-R, Natalie Mitchell, Hornsby Retail Partner; James Dinardo, Warrawong Retail Partner; Jonathan Roach-Ellis, Director of Audiology Retail; Amie Ryalls, Head of Professional Communications; Karen Clancy, People Director ANZ, Paul Bott, Managing Director ANZ, Dominic Savill, Retail Director ANZ, Dr Ben Ashby, Clinical Services Director ANZ; Heena Khan, Campbelltown Audiology Partner; Rheannon Santamaria, Head of Human Resources. Image: Great Place To Work.

Celebrating the accolade are, L-R, Natalie Mitchell, Hornsby Retail Partner; James Dinardo, Warrawong Retail Partner; Jonathan Roach-Ellis, Director of Audiology Retail; Amie Ryalls, Head of Professional Communications; Karen Clancy, People Director ANZ, Paul Bott, Managing Director ANZ, Dominic Savill, Retail Director ANZ, Dr Ben Ashby, Clinical Services Director ANZ; Heena Khan, Campbelltown Audiology Partner; Rheannon Santamaria, Head of Human Resources. Image: Great Place To Work.

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Great Place to Work has recognised Specsavers as one of Australia’s Best Workplaces for 2025, ranking it fourth in the top 10 of the large business category.

This marks the third consecutive year Specsavers has earned a place on the list. Specsavers said it was a standout achievement that reflected its strong workplace culture and leadership in the retail hearing care sector.

This year’s assessment of confidential employee feedback was also the largest evaluation of workplace culture in Australia’s history.

As a business committed to transforming hearing health across Australia, this recognition reinforced the connection between a thriving workplace and exceptional clinical care, Specsavers said.

“This recognition is a reflection of the culture we’ve built – one that empowers audiology professionals to deliver the highest standard of care,” said Mr Tom Craw, Managing Director – Audiology at Specsavers ANZ.

“When our people feel supported and inspired, it directly impacts the quality of service and outcomes for our customers. A great workplace culture enables us to deliver great hearing care.”

With a growing network of audiology professionals in more than 320 stores nationwide, Specsavers was making hearing care more accessible, affordable, and customer-focused, he said.

Specsavers’ said its people-first approach was embedded in every part of its audiology business – from clinical development and leadership pathways to wellbeing initiatives and inclusive workplace practices.

The company’s investment in its teams was matched by its commitment to innovation, early intervention, and improving hearing health outcomes across the country, it added.

“Being named one of Australia’s Best Workplaces™ for the third-year running is a proud moment for Specsavers,” Craw said.

“It’s helping us attract passionate, values-driven audiology professionals who want to be part of something meaningful. Internally, it’s strengthened our culture and sparked deeper conversations about how we continue to evolve and lead in hearing care.”

Across the Specsavers network, audiology partners and teams have embraced the recognition as a catalyst for connection and engagement, Specsavers said. They were using it to foster open dialogue, build inclusive workplaces, and create a shared sense of purpose in delivering life-changing care.

The Best Workplaces in Australia List celebrates organisations that create environments where employees feel genuinely valued, supported, and empowered to contribute their best work.

Each company earns its place through rigorous analysis of confidential employee feedback and organisational culture, making it one of the most comprehensive assessments of workplace excellence in the country.

“The 2025 Best Workplaces in Australia list represents organisations that understand culture is their greatest strategic asset,” said Ms Rebecca Moulynox, general manager of Great Place to Work ANZ.

“These companies have proven that when you build a workplace founded on trust, pride and camaraderie, you create the conditions for both employee flourishing and exceptional business performance.”

This year’s assessment captured insights from 158,749 Australian employees across all sectors and organisation sizes – making it the largest evaluation of workplace culture in Australia’s history.

Craw said that being recognised as a Great Place to Work had been a powerful affirmation of the Specsavers culture, and it’s had a ripple effect across the business.

“From stores in regional towns to our support teams in major cities, every Specsavers team member has played a part in building a workplace culture that’s not only award-winning, but truly meaningful,” he said.

“We’re proud of what we’ve achieved together – and even more excited about what’s to come.”

See the Best Workplaces in Australia 2025 list.

 

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