Employers 'need to understand' risk of financial wellbeing - MetLife

Issues begin to rise

Adam Saville
clock • 1 min read

Tackling financial stress would help boost productivity and engagement in organisations

Employers have been urged to "understand" the risk of financial wellbeing after MetLife research found six in 10 (61%) senior HR executives have reported a rise in financial wellbeing issues affecting employee mental health. Out of the 200 HR professionals surveyed by the insurer, two-in-three (64%) said tackling financial stress would help boost productivity and engagement in their organisations, while more than half (58%) said there is growing momentum to provide support. However, it concluded employers are also struggling to agree best practise standards to address the issue of fin...

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