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Financial woes | Why don't employees talk about their money worries?

Why don't employees talk about their money worries?
Why don't employees talk about their money worries?

It’s safe to say that presently, financial wellbeing has never been a more essential element in HR’s remit. Brits are currently feeling the pinch of a so-called cost-of-living crisis, which has been fuelled by rocketing bills, increases in taxes and rises in the costs of everyday necessities.

This new threat to wellbeing is compounded by the pre-existing financial volatility brought about by an unprecedented two years of shifting coronavirus pandemic legislation impacting where, how and if people can work.

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