KINNECT
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    Company Profile

    Company overview

    Website

    KINNECT

    Industry

    Healthcare Services

    Specialities

    Occupational Health, Injury Prevention, Workplace Rehabilitation, Early Intervention, Pre Employment Assessments, Health Surveillance, Psychological Services, Vocational Services

    Company size

    101-1,000

    Primary location

    Suite 101/123 Logan Rd, Woolloongabba QLD 4102
    Yuggera/Jagera and Turrbal Country
    From our humble beginnings in 1996 in North Queensland, KINNECT is now one of Australia’s leading privately owned occupational health companies. Over three decades, we’ve seen the complexities facing our workforce evolve through major and minor legislative changes, pandemics, technological advances and economic fluctuations. We’ve responded to employers’ needs for a wider range of support by growing KINNECT from a handful of consultants providing workplace rehabilitation services to a national company with more than 20 offices and a large affiliate network offering the full scope of occupational health services supporting workers and employers through practical, person-centred care.

    Our mission statement

    Our Why? To help people. It’s why we come to work each day: to help people lead safer, healthier and more productive working lives by providing high-quality occupational health and rehabilitation services. We achieve this by hiring and nurturing a highly skilled, happy, and compassionate multidisciplinary team.

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    Where Skilled People, Great Culture and Real Purpose Meet
    At KINNECT, people come first. Our team thrives in an award‑winning culture that values learning, openness, teamwork and genuine flexibility. We invest in growth through coaching and structured development pathways, recognise great work and create an environment where talented people can make a real difference every day.

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    Reviews overview

    4.250 ratings in total
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    84%
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    80%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at KINNECT?

    AI summary of recent reviews
    Employees consistently praise KINNECT's supportive and collaborative culture, with friendly colleagues always willing to help. The company offers excellent work/life balance through flexible arrangements and respect for personal time, alongside strong professional development opportunities with structured supervision and clear career pathways. Management is approachable and supportive, genuinely invested in employee growth, whilst the meaningful and varied work allows employees to develop diverse skills across different settings.

    However, there are some potential challenges to consider. The workplace operates at a fast pace, requiring strong organisational skills to manage multiple priorities effectively. There is an initial learning period of 3-6 months for new employees, and workload can be demanding at times when balancing caseloads with project work. Additionally, pay rates for some roles are lower than public sector equivalents, and a small number of employees have noted concerns about management approach in certain situations.

    Recent reviews

    2.0
    Occupational Health Nurse
    Oct 2026
    Rockingham WA 6168Less than 1 year in the role, former employee
    Overmanaged, under appreciated little job security
    The good thingsThe people within the office
    The challengesDisappointing management and workplace culture My experience working for this organisation was extremely disappointing. The workplace was characterised by excessive micromanagement, limited autonomy and a lack of flexibility. Staff were expected to keep their calendars fully populated, with management calling to question why they were not full. Frequent performance meetings added to the micromanagement and created an environment where employees had little opportunity to exercise professional judgement or autonomy. There was also very limited flexibility in working hours, with employees expected to account for what they were doing during every hour of the working day. I was also assigned projects with little to no training or adequate support, yet was still expected to perform effectively. This made it difficult to feel properly equipped to succeed in the role. Despite having done nothing wrong, I was made redundant, which I understand was due to management over recruiting
    1.0
    Senior Occupational Rehabilitation Consultant
    Sep 2026
    South Melbourne VIC 32052 to 3 years in the role, current employee
    Unless your hobby is crying into your keyboard, look elsewhere
    The good thingsMy colleagues and the work we did were the only good things
    The challengesLeadership decided everyone needs to work executive hours without the pay or the yachts. Standard hours are 7:30 am to "whenever you pass out," complete with forced calendar padding so you can prove you started stressing before your eyelids even opened. Biannual reviews are basically the Hunger Games, driven by a broken AI system that has lied about data for 8 months just to give them something to yell about. To top it off, they bring in external SMEs just to lecture you on how you're failing, while executives call you every single day at 5:00 pm demanding an update on who's got a job. Need time off? Good luck, because leave requests are regularly rejected with the excuse that "we're too busy." When you ask for help with the impossible workload, they tell you to use AI—handing you the free version that creates more chores than it solves. Avoid unless you enjoy weeping on the Western Ring Road.
    5.0
    Support Services
    Mar 2026
    Brisbane QLD 4000Less than 1 year in the role, current employee
    Meaningful impact, strong culture, and sustainable work life balance
    The good thingsWorking at KINNECT has been genuinely rewarding. The work is meaningful, the people are supportive, and there is a strong sense of purpose in helping others return to health and work. I have really enjoyed the variety, the trust placed in me, and the ongoing opportunities to learn and grow. There is a genuine focus on building a positive culture, supported by strong systems and a willingness to embrace innovation and AI. Work life balance is respected, the people are great to work with, and overall I am very happy at KINNECT.
    The challengesLike any growing organisation, things can move quickly, and the pace during normal office hours can be fast. That said, there is a genuine respect for work life balance. Emails after 5pm are rare, time off is respected, and there is a strong culture of switching off during holidays, including paid birthday leave! This balance makes the fast pace sustainable and positive.
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