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Anne M. Mulcahy, former CEO of Xerox

Differentiating Approaches Across Generations, Income Levels, and Business Models

Financial stress is widespread and of growing concern. It affects every part of an employee’s life, including work. Financial stress has a negative impact on both employees and employers. The cost and impact are both direct and indirect. Even employers with highly compensated workforces identify financial well-being as an important driver of business success. Employers who want to increase engagement and performance must understand financial stress and install well-communicated, holistic programs to mitigate it. Targeting specific sources of stress such as low credit scores and student loan debt can be part of an effective overall plan.

When more than 150 practitioners and experts met to discuss employee financial well-being, we took notes. Here are highlights.

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