Offering more financial benefits is critical for employees
Economic uncertainty is scary, but helping employees through it doesn’t have to be.
Economic uncertainty is scary, but helping employees through it doesn’t have to be.
Glassdoor’s Adam Grant is worried about the impacts to well-being and performance.
“It is a real thing around just that feeling of morose, and lethargy, and a little bit of sadness that things are over,” Amy Cappellanti-Wolf, Dayforce’s chief people officer, tells HR Brew.
“When you create an environment where people can support each other, that helps push through those difficult times," Patricia Grabarek, co-founder of Workr Beeing, told HR Brew.
Pay-on-demand, student loan repayment, and financial counseling are among the benefits employers offer to financially stressed workers.
Employers should reconsider, and better communicate, the well-being initiatives they offer employees.
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