October’s Work and Family Month offers us a powerful way to see and celebrate our teams.
. One in four working family caregivers are Millennial. 40% of family caregivers are men. And the Sandwich Generation, who care for both children and an adult, is among the fastest growing groups of caregivers.
Instead, help your team anticipate how and when they may have to care for an adult in their life — whether a spouse with a cancer diagnosis or an in-law with early Alzheimer's. While parents-to-be are immersed in classes, websites, and books about how to prepare to become a parent, most family caregivers don’t know where to turn to prepare for their role.
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