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Come and work
McVeagh Fleming is committed to being a good employer and consequently has a high record of retaining staff, and including those returning from experience overseas. The firm offers a good working environment with the support of a team structure and partner supervision and excellent training, as well as a wide variety of challenging work. McVeagh Fleming offers the right work-life balance for staff and is a regular contributor to charity.
If you think that you have what it takes to work in McVeagh Fleming then you should contact Linda Jacobson, Human Resources Advisor, (09) 377 9966, email
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with your curriculum vitae.
Reasons to join us
- Family-friendly hours
- Maternity/Paternity leave
- Study leave
- Company sports teams
- Volunteer service in the community
- Social club activities
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Sports News
Round the Bays
There were 12 of us that completed the 8.4 kilometre Ports of Auckland Round the Bays fun run from Quay Street to St Heliers on 14 March 2010. This included Emily Cameron, Atif Choudhary, Brian Hill, Amba Whiting, Rochelle Miles, Kathleen Sunderland, Sonja Glynn-Stevens, Rodney Tandy, Luke Meys, Dong-On-Lee and Shayla Gibbons.
Best times were: Emily Cameron 47:12 and Atif Choudhary 48.17 (after sprinting from the McVeagh Fleming car park and arriving after the start gun). Afterwards all enjoyed a beverage or two and home-made burgers at our very own BBQ site in Glover Park.
Battle of the Bridge
The 2010 "Battle of the Bridge" trophy remains ensconced at the Auckland
office after the recent clash involving both netball and soccer. The Auckland
office (along with some useful assistance from the Onehunga office) awaits the
next challenge?
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