Caregiver benefits gain ground as employees juggle work and aging parents
Millions of employees now log off from full workdays only to begin hours of unpaid caregiving at home, whether for young children or aging parents. As the U.S. population ages, that dual role has pushed more employers to expand paid leave and caregiver support.
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