Worker well-being declines as financial stress rises, survey finds

A recent survey of nearly 3,900 full-time U.S. workers shows that fewer employees are thriving compared to two years ago, with financial stress cited as a primary factor in declining well-being. Employers are being urged to develop better support systems to address worker wellness and financial health concerns.

Portland, OR — Fewer workers are “thriving” today than two years ago, results of a recent follow-up survey suggest. Researchers from WebMD Health Services surveyed nearly 3,900 full-time U.S. workers to examine the current state of workforce well-being and identify how employers can better support…

This story was originally published by Safety+Health Magazine.