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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"sandwich generation"”.
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Sandwich Generation Caregivers: Ethical Legacies Throughout Generations
… explores ethical meanings during a time of dual-generation care and how these interpretations may affect one's view of family life across generations. The research participants in this study were adults situated between young children and dependent elders, who are also termed the "sandwich …
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Balanced at the Last Straw: Reflections on Sandwich Generation
… many ways typical: Raised in an extended multi-generational multilingual Italian immigrant family, trained in the stories, folk-wisdom, and inter-generational cooking traditions.</p> <p>In my manuscript, I use cooking as sign posts and metaphors. What is the dynamic between these often …
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Konflikt rolí žen ze sendvičové generace pracujících v pomáhajících profesích
… deal with the role conflict of women from the sandwich generation working in the helping professions. The aim is to identify the roles of these women and analyse the types of conflict they may encounter. The focus on women was chosen because of their usual position as primary caregivers in the …
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The experience of role balance among Australian working women with multigenerational caring responsibilities
… 10% of women in developed countries are working sandwich generation women, who combine paid employment with ongoing multigenerational caring responsibilities for at least one child under 18 years and one parent or parent-in-law. This role combination is expected to become more common due to the …
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Care in the Workplace:The Employer’s Role in the Alleviation of the Eldercare Problem
… living) and are entering the workforce as the “sandwich” generation. These people are at the age where they may be simultaneously raising a child and taking care of an elderly family member. It has been estimated that, as of 2006, 17% of the U.S. workforce belong to the sandwich generation. In …
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“Pay, Protection, and Professionalism”: The History of Domestic Worker Organizing and the Future of Home Health Care in the United States
… ages and more Americans find themselves in the Sandwich Generation – caring for parents and children simultaneously – society will face a care crisis. This crisis bridges multiple issues that affect every level of civil society and government: children, parents, the elderly; independent …