Sentences with phrase «elderly relatives at»

«The vast majority have children or elderly relatives at home, or they have one or two breadwinners who work in low - wage jobs,» he said.

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Specifically, for at least the next couple of decades the number of prime - age workers is going to shrink relative to the elderly.

The result has been much higher taxes to fund a growing elderly population from the shrinking (at least in relative terms) working population.

Have you worked as a special education teacher, volunteered at a senior center, taken care of an elderly relative acted as the go - to person for your friend with a special needs child?

In fact, of the 36 percent of Queens 50 + voters who have provided care to an adult relative, friend or spouse who is ill, frail, elderly or has a disability in the past five years, 58 percent said caregiving put a strain on the quality of life for themselves and their family, including financial hardship, emotional stress and stress at work.

«It is estimated that six in ten of us will at some point in our lives find ourselves caring for someone else - an elderly relative, a sick child, a friend who needs our support.

That elderly relative thought to call the office, he added, and the would - be victim was assured the grandchild was at work and in no legal trouble whatsoever.

«We were smiled at like we were elderly relatives sat in the corner with a party hat on.

«For far too long now, the Patients Association has been receiving calls on our helpline from people wanting to talk about the dreadful, neglectful, demeaning, painful and sometimes downright cruel treatment their elderly relatives had experienced at the hands of NHS nurses.»

At the top of the list: «balancing work with family responsibilities (children, elderly relatives, etc.).»

Orphaned at 4 by the flu epidemic of 1918, and again at 10, when age claims the elderly relatives who took him in, Jonah «Jayber» Crow finds a valued place as a humble barber in a Kentucky river township.

This case is a timely reminder that the courts are wary of ruling in favour of blood relatives where there appear to be no suspicious circumstances at play other than the person was elderly and thus there might be an assumption that they had been tricked in some way.

If you suspect that a beloved elderly relative of yours is being victimized by nursing home abuse and neglect, speak immediately to an experienced Plano nursing home abuse lawyer at the Weaver Injury Law Firm.

If you suspect that a nursing or care facility is not upholding the highest standards of care for your parent or relative, consider contacting the personal injury lawyers at Jasmine Daya & Co. in Toronto, who have years of experience acting on behalf of elderly claimants.

You might also have other, non-children people who are depending on you at this point in your life — namely, aging parents or other elderly relatives.

Long - term care insurance can help cover the costs, but family members caring for sick and elderly relatives was at 40 % in 2013.