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Key points: Understanding the problem: Financial stress affects 50% of Australian employees, harming mental health, overall wellbeing, and job performance. It is a complex issue
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Key points: Understanding the problem: Financial stress affects 50% of Australian employees, harming mental health, overall wellbeing, and job performance. It is a complex issue that includes factors like inadequate income, mounting debt, unexpected expenses, and limited financial knowledge. The impact of financial stress in the workplace: Financial stress impacts employees’ personal lives and extends […]