Tinder and Gushcloud partner to launch a one-of-a-kind employee wellness benefit

Singapore, August 5, 2024 — Partnering with Tinder, the dating app that revolutionized how people meet, Gushcloud International, a global creator and IP management and licensing company powered by AI, will be amongst the first to introduce Tinder as a benefit for eligible employees in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Thailand.

With a diverse portfolio of over 10,000 influencers, Gushcloud is committed to fostering a creative and innovative environment that empowers employees and influencers to achieve their full potential – and now, supporting their personal relationships and well-being.

Gushcloud employees in the above countries will be able to access company sponsored Tinder subscriptions and an additional paid day of leave – called Tinder Leave – for employees to go on dates, seek out new connections or engage in social activities.

“We’re thrilled to sponsor Tinder subscriptions and the Tinder Leave as an upgraded Gushcloud employee perk, encouraging our people to build meaningful social connections outside of work. We believe that fostering a healthy social life is essential, and this is a great way to take care of our employees in their relationship goals, whether that’s meeting new people, making new friends, or finding a life partner,” says Althea Lim, Co-Founder and Group CEO, Gushcloud International.

 

“Gen Zs are redefining the idea of work and the workplace, focusing increasingly on their work-love-life balance. A healthy personal relationship is an increasingly important priority for this modern generation of workers, and employers need to start investing in benefits and initiatives that address employees’ social and personal lives to support their overall social health and well-being,” said a Tinder spokesperson. “We are looking forward to working with progressive companies in the region looking to provide enhanced support for employees in finding and making meaningful personal connections.”