Course · Colleagues, line managers and HR · Financial Well-Being Academy
Employee financial well-being: recognising, supporting and following up
Money worries come to work with people. In this course, as a colleague, line manager or HR professional, you learn to recognise financial stress, to talk about it respectfully, to offer targeted support and referral, and to draw up and follow up an action plan for your organisation. Each lesson has four tabs: lesson, practice, exercises and deep dive.
OnlineFor employersGroup (organisations)Possible with a coach“People bring their money worries to work, and those who spot them early and discuss them respectfully keep more options open.”
Financial Well-Being Academy
What you learn
- You recognise signals of financial stress among colleagues and within your organisation.
- You understand how debt, illness, reduced hours, dismissal, promotion and job insecurity affect financial well-being.
- You hold sensitive conversations with respect for privacy and without judgement.
- You know when and to whom to refer, and what an employee assistance programme and a financial well-being programme can mean.
- You help build an inclusive, supportive culture around money.
- You draw up an action plan, follow up wage garnishments correctly and evaluate the impact of your measures.
This is financial education and not personal financial or psychological advice.
Format: Online course with four tabs per lesson: lesson, practice, exercises and deep dive
Duration: 34 lessons, ±7 hours
Level: Beginner to advanced
Who it is for: Colleagues, managers and HR professionals.
Offered by: Financial Well-Being Academy
Price: €59 incl. VAT
Access: after enrolment
Table of contents
Introduction to financial well-being
You learn what financial well-being means, why it matters to employers and how money worries affect work and health.Recognising financial stress
You recognise the signs of financial stress in colleagues, from changes in behaviour to a request for a pay rise.Understanding financial challenges
You understand how debt, illness, reduced hours and job loss affect employees' budgets and well-being.Communicating effectively
You prepare a conversation about money, listen actively, protect privacy and deliver difficult news with care.Providing support
You learn how to support a colleague, make a warm referral and what an EAP and a well-being programme can offer.Creating an inclusive workplace
You clarify the roles of colleagues, managers and HR and build a culture in which money can be talked about openly.Action plan and follow-up
You draw up an action plan, handle attachment of earnings correctly and discreetly and evaluate the impact of your measures.Tools in this course
For each part, the calculation tools, tests and worksheets to use alongside it.
Introduction to financial well-being
Recognising financial stress
Understanding financial challenges
Communicating effectively
Providing support
Action plan and follow-up
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