Strengthening Communities by Investing in Nonprofit Workers
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Investing in your workers’ financial health supports their overall well-being as well as workforce productivity, but getting it right requires a strategic approach. Curious how your program stacks up? Gain insight fast with our FinHealth Works financial health assessment for Employers.
Businesses cannot thrive without their employees, but what if their employees aren’t thriving? Our research finds that financially healthy employees are more productive and contribute to the overall success of the business. As an employer, you’re uniquely positioned to make a meaningful difference in your workers’ financial lives.
of workers say it’s important for an employer to offer financial wellness benefits, but only 28% of employers offer them 1, 2
Workers are 2x more likely to recommend a company to friends or family when employers help improve employee financial health3
of employees do not feel adequately informed about the benefits and programs that their employers offer4
of workers in low-wage jobs cannot cover three months of expenses with short-term savings5
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Join us for a conversation on why centering the financial well-being of nonprofit workers is key to strengthening communities.
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Working at a nonprofit was a dream come true for Ori, until funding cuts put her job and personal finances on shaky ground.
As a nonprofit co-founder, Wande is confronting funding inequities head-on while building an organization that puts community and workers first.
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