According to a 2023 article on WebMD, money remains a taboo topic for many employees, yet it is a leading cause of stress. Many organizations are recognizing its impact on people's performance and overall mental health.
If you find yourself with a bit of extra time on your hands in the upcoming months, you may want to use this time to check in with your family’s finances.
If employers were to offer the benefits workers desired, the majority of respondents to the FinFit survey said they would be more likely to stay at their company (80%), more likely to recommend their company as an employer (78%), less likely to seek new roles outside the company (68%), and more engaged in their work (65%).
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Engaging in financial wellness initiatives helps employees achieve financial freedom – and once free from financial stress, they'll do better at work.
Employee wellbeing encompasses various dimensions, including physical, mental, and financial health. While physical and mental wellbeing have been gaining traction in corporate wellness initiatives, financial wellness often remains a neglected area.
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One in four Gen Z employees face a precarious financial reality, risking their ability to build a secure future. Crushing student loan debt, stagnant wages, and lack of financial wellness leave them teetering on a tightrope.
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By championing holistic financial wellness initiatives, HR managers can empower employees to take control of their finances and reduce stress in general.