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Employees want help becoming financially resilient during the pandemic — especially women.
Bank of America’s 10th annual Workplace Benefits Report found that less than half of employees reported feeling financially secure this year, down from 55% in 2019. The financial concerns brought on by the pandemic have more severely impacted women: only 41% of women reported feeling financially stable, compared to 58% of men.
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