Addressing Debt in the Workplace

Monday, February 02, 2015

“We’re really concerned for the many workers who are waiting to be paid at the end of January...” Question: How do we find the energy and drive to get up on the first Monday of the new year and head back to work?

For some, the first Monday must be regarded as the most depressing. Many will have spent all their money over Christmas (and are possibly further in debt) but they know there’s 4 weeks to go before they even see a thebe for their efforts.

The bright happy memories of the Christmas party are nothing but a dim memory. This is the day the debt stress is surely at its worst.

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Addressing Debt in the Workplace

“We’re really concerned for the many workers who are waiting to be paid at the end of January...” Question: How do we find the energy and drive to get up on the first Monday of the new year and head back to work?