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There's a commonly held understanding that dealing with money is stressful. What employers also understand is that it is time-consuming. They know that when employees feel like they lack control of their financial health, they bring their money stress into the workplace. The result is that valuable work time is often spent dealing with personal money issues—even causing absenteeism when financial emergencies arise.
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