Keeping Caregivers Connected to Work
Caregiving At Work informs employers how caregiving affects the workplace, shares research on innovative market solutions, and provides a forum to discuss implementation and impact.
A Research, Education, and Awareness Initiative Informing benefits decision-makers about the intersectional impact of caregiving—and building a forum for innovative solutions.
Caregiving At Work is Made Possible by:
Who We Are
Caregiving at Work is a multiyear initiative examining how family caregiving affects workers, employers, and the employee benefits system.
Developed by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) and Greenwald Research, the initiative combines national survey research, employer-focused resources, webinars, and in-person events to help HR and benefits leaders better understand and respond to the growing challenges facing working caregivers.
Why Caregiving At Work Now
On average, a 60-year old can expect to live into their mid-80s, spending about 7 of those years in poor health.
Caregiving Resources
