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Strength Through Financial Wellness

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There are five basic contributors to financial wellness. Financial counseling , especially from professionals, can help people understand and manage the first two. What employers offer for insurance and benefits packages is crucial for long-term financial wellness as retirement accounts and employer contributions come into play.

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8 Employee Incentives That Work: Best Practices from US MNCs

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A study published in the Human Resource Management Journal revealed that workers who receive performance-based pay work harder but experience higher stress levels and lower job satisfaction. Negative: Employees may overwork themselves, leading to low job satisfaction and potentially high turnover rates.

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Support Your Employees’ Financial Health

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Financial Counseling – Connecting employees with Financial Professionals allows them to seek guidance as they experience specific challenges. Those that choose to meet with a counselor can move forward with a road map toward financial stability.

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How HR Can Help Employees Facing Financial Hardship?

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Financial Education and Resources Research indicates that offering financial education and resources in the workplace can yield significant benefits for both employers and employees. Encouraging employees to save and invest wisely can be part of a broader financial wellness program.

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Prioritize Financial Well-being in the Workplace

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Liz Supinksi , Society for Human Resource Management Source: Bank of America Some companies have cracked the code to their employee's financial wellbeing by taking a total rewards approach toward long-term wealth creation. Supplemental income includes stock options, 401 (k) plans, bonuses, etc.