Sentences with phrase «for ailing parents»

Nowadays women are expected to go out to work and bring home a wage, but they must do so in ways that interfere as little as possible with, first, caring for children and, later, caring for ailing parents — and often both at once.

Employers may have a legal obligation to accommodate employees who have child care challenges or other family responsibilities, such as caring for an ailing parent.

That's not gonna work if you have a family of four and you have to cancel a 4 - person cruise in the Bahamas to care for an ailing parent.

Something like «Caregiver» and the time period, along with a short explanation that you took a work sabbatical to care for an ailing parent, will explain your employment gap without drawing negative attention.

If you are a parent returning to work after 10 years or had to take 2 years off to care for an ailing parent, you should address this on your resume.

Not exact matches

There is also job sharing (where two employees might co-ordinate to fill one full - time position), temporary leaves and time off (including leaves to care for ailing spouses or parents), and being allowed to work from remote locations.

Take, for example, a Yahoo employee who is currently working from home, has a daycare five minutes from the house, and an ailing parent that they need to drive to a doctor's appointment once per week.

It's when you have ailing parents to care for or a friend who requires your attention.

Between her parents» ailing health and her own need for health insurance, Nancy began working in a local school cafeteria in the Santa Barbara Unified School District (SBUSD).

Should parents be allowed to pick embryos for specific tissue types so that their new baby can serve as a donor for an ailing sibling?

Bringing «virtual dental homes» to schools, nursing homes and long - term care facilities can keep people healthy — reducing school absenteeism, lessening the need for parents to leave work to care for an ailing child, and helping to prevent suffering for millions of people who have no access to a dentist, a six - year study by University of the Pacific demonstrates.

From the scene for a number of years taking care of ailing elderly parents trying to get back in the swing of things

But the film's distortion of the facts prompts a closer examination of its funders and backers and a closer look at those promoting Parent Trigger as a cure for what ails the American education system.

Putting aside money for children's education or taking care of ailing elderly parents can also take a toll on savings.

Its goal is to foster pet wellness, care for ailing animal companions and restore their health or comfort, to support and inform pet parents as they provide an enriching life for furred loved ones and get so much love in return.

It was reported earlier this month that the German metalworkers» union had struck a deal so employees wishing to take time out to look after children or ailing parents have the option to reduce their working week to 28 hours for a total of two years and claim the right to return to full - time employment afterwards.

Whether you are providing care to an ailing parent, or wish to have the necessary funds set aside for burial, not having a dependent does not disqualify a single person from needing the benefits that life insurance can provide.

In most of the cases, people in their 20s consider retirement too far to even consider; in 30s they get entangled in the web of different loan payments and EMIs such as home loan, kids» education and don't have even time to think about savings; in 40s they are burdened with kids» college education fees, medical expenses of their ailing parents; and, once they reach 50s the investment for their retirement becomes almost impossible.

Even if you do not have children, you may have a spouse, an ailing parent, or someone else who relies on you for financial support.

Shared parenting is the common sense answer to what ails our state's failing family court system, and I hope our state legislators will advocate for the best interests of South Carolina families by passing S. 151.

When exploring SEL, I get why it's necessary, but of course do not believe it will solve «all that ails...» I'm a big advocate for mental health and have first hand experience growing up with an emotionally imbalanced parent.