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Still, the good news seems to be driven mostly by the falling fortunes of boomer men, since they had long bouts of unemployment during the Great Recession, according to a new report.

Barrett Scruggs, VP of Workplace Financial Wellbeing at SoFi at Work shares his 2023 employee benefits predictions.

With recession worries and an unyielding labor market, employers need to prioritize compensation strategy.

Plan sponsors need to be more receptive to bringing in someone that's going to give holistic advice to employees – to educate them about saving for retirement – and it all starts with employers, says a new study.

Employees still kept their employer-sponsored retirement plans on track in Q3 even as they saw a decline in their retirement accounts, according to Fidelity.

Employee stock ownership plans can help businesses looking for an exit strategy or, more immediately, can help boost retention, since the median job tenure is 53% higher for companies with an ESOP.

"They are constantly looking for new financial tricks and strategies," Cornell University professor Rosemary Batt says.

By putting the right financial wellbeing solutions in place, employers can start to alleviate the severe stressors that may exist between races, genders and other vulnerable groups – and help these people stay at your company.