Large segments of the workforce are emerging from the pandemic in a state of financial crisis. Layoffs, reduced hours, costly medical bills, and the accumulation of unpaid rent and mortgages have made employees more concerned than ever about their current and future financial states.
Human resource leaders know that such concerns can impact employees' mental health as well. Some are introducing digital platforms to educate and advise workers as they repair their financial standing and plan for brighter financial futures.
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