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The chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Demography stressed the need for the government to fulfill its commitments and responsibilities, regardless of the lifting of the state of [...]

Governments have promised to tackle the crisis for 25 years, but it’s never an election winner. [Camilla Cavendish – The Financial Times, 9 June 2023.] READ MORE  

The prevalence of unmet care needs in Europe is higher for men than women and for younger than older individuals, and also for those living in Mediterranean social care systems. [Mariana [...]

Ensuring affordable and easily accessible high-quality care services brings numerous advantages across all age groups.

By prioritizing self-care, building in breaks throughout the day, and communicating effectively with colleagues, remote employees can enjoy the benefits of remote work while avoiding burnout and [...]

Even when earnings are similar, husbands spend more time on paid work and leisure, while wives devote more time to caregiving and housework. [Richard Fry, Carolina Aragão, Kiley Hurst and Kim [...]

Grandparents provide instrumental care within many family units, yet much of this labor goes unrecognized and uncompensated by society.

More than six million people who were not working in March 2022 said it was because they were caring for someone else. [Marcel Schwantes – Inc, 14 July 2022.] READ MORE

One in five parents and caregivers are quitting or plan to quit their jobs to better care for their children’s behavioral needs. [Naomi Allen – Benefits Pro, 7 October 2021.] READ MORE

While approximately 90% of all children qualify for at least a partial Credit, there are striking disparities in eligibility by income and race. [Jacob Goldin and Katherine Michelmore – [...]