stylized drawing of man and woman pushing giant dominoes upright Sixty-four percent of employees report that financial stress is negatively affecting their work and personal life, while 82% of employers are worried about productivity. (Photo: Shutterstock)

More than nine in 10 U.S. employees faced financial stress in their personal lives this year, which reduced contributions to personal savings and employer-sponsored savings plans. Finances are a major source of stress among both employees and employers, according to the inaugural State of the Workplace Financial Benefits Study from Morgan Stanley at Work.

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