New report takes closer look at the impacts of caregiving on workers

Research shows that juggling work and caregiving needs often results in physical, emotional and financial strain.

Nearly one in four employees caring for both a child and an adult are more likely to consider leaving their current job due to the strain of ...

Report looks at challenges many face juggling caregiving ...

The biggest two effects of having caregiving responsibilities that are hard to reconcile with your job are absenteeism and presenteeism. Either ...

Understanding the impact of caregiving on employees – and their ...

In fact, 70 percent of employee-caregivers struggle at work. They take time off, forego promotions, cut back hours or leave the workforce altogether.

New U.S. Workforce Report: Nearly 70% of Family Caregivers ...

WASHINGTON and NEW YORK, May 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- New analysis of a survey conducted in 2023 by AARP and S&P Global shows that the ...

Report: Most Family Caregivers Struggle With Life Balance - AARP

New AARP and S&P Global survey finds caregiving benefits have improved, but there is more work to be done ...

Working while caregiving: It's complicated - S&P Global

While working caregivers generally feel supported at work and have a similarly favorable view of their companies' overall diversity, equity and ...

HHS Releases Progress Report on Federal Implementation of the ...

“Without the support family caregivers provide, millions of people would not be able to continue living and participating in their communities.

Caring for the Future: The Power and Potential of America's Direct ...

Our new policy report takes an extensive look at today's direct care workforce—and the industry shaping these jobs. Download. Direct care workers represent the ...

Together in Care Issue Brief: Empowering Direct Care Workers and ...

Caring for the Future. Our new policy report takes an extensive look at today's direct care workforce—in five installments.

New Report Reveals Top Stressors for Caregivers | alz.org

60% of health care workers surveyed believe the U.S. health care system is not effectively helping patients and their families navigate dementia ...

Caregiver Statistics: Work and Caregiving

70% of working caregivers suffer work-related difficulties due to their dual roles. Many caregivers feel they have no choice about taking on caregiving ...

Caregiving and Labor Force Participation: New Evidence from the ...

First we describe the informal care module in the. SIPP, a survey of informal caregiving that is not commonly used by economists to look at the effects of ...

Family Caregiver Statistics & Impact on Health, Work & Economics

More than 1 in 10 (11%) of family caregivers report that caregiving has caused their physical health to deteriorate. How Do Family Caregivers Fare? A Closer ...

International Day of Care and Support: time for gender-equitable ...

Male caregivers are more likely to experience detrimental effects on physical health, while women are more likely to report negative mental ...

Supporting Employee Caregivers Starts with Better Data

Research has found that 73% of all employees have some type of current caregiving responsibility ... close this data gap.

The Long-Term Effects of Caregiving on Women's Health and Mortality

Analyses show that in-home spousal and parental caregiving predict increased depressive symptoms and functional limitations in the long term but are ...

Women and Caregiving: Facts and Figures

A particularly strong factor in determining the mental health impact of providing care is the amount of care per week that a woman provides. One study found a ...

2023 Study — Caregiving in America, Statistics on Family ...

As demand for caregivers in the US increases, employers can explore ways to better support caregivers so they can access helpful benefits.

Economic Impact of Caregiving in the US - Trualta

The demands of caregiving can take a toll on the health and well-being of caregivers, leading to increased stress, anxiety, and depression.