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American workers are more concerned about cuts to their benefits than losing their jobs, according to a recent Gallup poll.
Forty percent of workers surveyed last month said they are concerned that their benefits will be reduced in the near future. That compares to 28% who fear they will be laid off and 28% who worry their salaries will be lowered.
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