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The Problem

Often adults are embarrassed about their lack of true understanding regarding their finances. This embarrassment leads to a dangerous silence that keeps many hardworking Americans among the growing number of 'working poor'.

According to the American Community Survey, which captures the overall economic and demographic trends in the United States, although the median household income rose by $51, to $43,057, over 11.5 million people still live in poverty, a 1.4 million increase over last year.

Furthermore, "More people tend to live paycheck to paycheck. This underscores that, we should probably be doing more to assist working families'' the survey said. 

 

Working Americans:

  • Are facing longer life expectancies
  • Have an average retirement age of 72 &
  • Lack of adequate retirement savings
  • Have large debt loads later in life

... therefore working Americans are in urgent need of basic financial information that's easy to understand and access.

 

Companies that realize they need to provide life skills and life management resources to support their employees will have better opportunities to:

  • Maintain a solid employee base
  • Stabilize and increase production levels &
  • Maintain a higher overall employee satisfaction.

Investing in the whole employee isn't just good human resources management, but it's great for the bottom line as well.

According to the Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education, "Financial problems can be of serious concern [to workers]. When these concerns are perceived by the worker as a especially troublesome or grave problem, that perception can contribute to personal and emotional conditions which in turn, may be associated with decreases in productivity"

 

The Solution

A recent partnership with Corporate Workforce Solutions, Inc. has allowed for the development of a three-pronged approach to life skills education that supports entry-level, transitioning, part-time and full-time employees, as well as employers, Human Resources professionals, training mangers and decision makers responsible for creating a productive workforce.

The three-prong approach consists of resource materials, personalized workshops and corporate consulting.

 

Resource Materials Used

"How To Achieve Unlimited Success: Strategies For Creating Extraordinary Results" is a resource to support employers life management initiatives, as this book addresses the whole employee by offering proven strategies and tips for time management, conflict resolution, goal setting, overcoming obstacles and other areas necessary for success.

 

Workshops

  • Financial Fitness 4 U
  • Seven Steps To Financial Freedom
  • Financial Fundamentals: Understanding, Improving & Protecting Your Credit

    These workshops are foundational presentations that can be customized to fit the unique life skills needs of your workforce.


Corporate Consulting

Our corporate consulting program allows us to support employers by developing life skills workshops, customer service trainings and life management resources to support the overall mission of the company.

 
What This Means For Your Company

Choosing to become an employer with an employee assistance program which involves a financial literacy component has several tangible and measurable rewards including but not limited to:

  • Increased productivity - Employees with overwhelming debt loads tend to work more than one job to cover expenses, thus dividing their attention and energy
     
  • Reduced absenteeism - It is commonly expected that low pay, poor benefits and high workloads will be the major causes of absenteeism. However, in numerous employee surveys absenteeism generally has been identified as a symptom of low job satisfaction, lack of employee support programs (i.e. child and elder care assistance, counseling services, substance abuse hotlines) sub-standard working conditions,  and consistent negative and unfair treatment received by immediate supervisors.
     
  • Heightened Morale - Don't assume that low morale is "natural" or that as an employer you have to accept it; acceptance that employees will be disinterested, disconnected and eventually leave the company is a changeable "reality"
     
  • Lowered Stress Levels - Although it is not possible to give a universal prescription for preventing stress at work, it is possible to offer employee support programs and guidelines to reduce non-work related stress which accounts for over 45% of stress. 

As the work and family dynamic continues to shift, and workers spend more time at work (away from their families- the primary reason they are working) creating useful support programs will be key to hiring and maintaining a productive staff.

 
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