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When we talk about the need to support working parents, the narrative tends to focus mainly on the needs of women in the workforce. And while it’s true that working

While estimates vary, the consensus is that in the U.S. today, at least one in six employees is a caregiver for a relative or friend. These unpaid caregivers spend more than 20

Recent Care.com research with 500 HR leaders on The Future of Benefits confirmed two divergent but related trends. On the one hand, finding and keeping high-caliber employees is extremely difficult,

Employee child care benefits are provided by employers to help employees better manage the demands of working and parenting–and to help them solve three core problems: finding care, affording care,

Backup Care, an employer-sponsored benefit that helps employees fill gaps in care—for children, adults, and pets—so they can get to work as scheduled, is one of the most critical employee

Many working parents turn to family or friends for help when child care arrangements fall through. However, not every parent has the luxury of someone they can count on for