In today's multigenerational workforce, supporting employee caregivers isn't just compassionate-it's essential for sustainability and success.
When your employees assume caregiving roles outside of the workplace, it affects staff retention and attention, and therefore, your bottom line. As more and more people live longer and with myriad health limitations, many businesses have failed to keep pace. It's imperative to put proper infrastructure in place to support caregiving employees.
Helping Businesses Support Employees Who Are Caregivers seeks to help employers cope with the complex situations arising for those who need to care for their aging loved ones. It offers practical advice, Why it is important for businesses to know the facts about caregiving The financial effects for employees The rules and guidelines of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) How your business can help its employees External help and resources Safeguard employee retention and a healthy workplace culture while ensuring continued profitability by providing resources and benefits to your caregiving employees. Help them manage the overwhelm of balancing caregiving and work, and you will both thrive.
Finally, a Book That Acknowledges the Realities of Working Caregivers As someone juggling work and eldercare responsibilities, I felt seen while reading this. But more importantly, it equips business leaders with tools and solutions—not just sympathy. The chapters on leveraging FMLA and internal support systems are incredibly helpful. Every organization should have this in their leadership toolkit.
A Wake-Up Call for Modern Employers” This book is an essential read for HR leaders and managers. It doesn’t just shine a light on the emotional toll of caregiving—it shows the direct impact on business operations. The way it ties retention, engagement, and empathy into a practical business case is powerful. A smart, timely resource for every company that cares about sustainability and people.
Eye-Opening and Incredibly Practical This book manages to be both empathetic and action-oriented. It’s not just about raising awareness—it gives real strategies and resources to build caregiving-friendly workplaces. The insights around hidden costs (like absenteeism and presenteeism) are something every CEO should understand. Highly recommended for business decision-makers.
Timely, Insightful, and a Must-Read for HR Teams With an aging population and multigenerational workforce, this book hits at just the right time. It made me rethink how my company handles work-life balance and employee well-being. If you want to build a more inclusive, resilient workplace—start here
The Business Case for Compassion” This isn’t a feel-good book—it’s a data-backed, strategic guide to adapting workplace culture for today’s realities. The part about external resources and partnerships was especially valuable. A must-read for those who want to lead with both heart and business sense..
An Eye-Opening Must-Read for Business Leaders This book completely changed the way I think about employee well-being. It offers a powerful look at how caregiving affects productivity and morale, and gives employers real tools to support their teams. It’s not just theory—it’s compassionate strategy.
Finally, Someone Addressed the Silent Struggle So many employees are juggling care for aging loved ones while trying to hold down jobs. This book speaks directly to that tension and offers supportive, practical solutions. A resource every workplace should keep on hand.
Simple, Practical, and Grounded in Reality You don’t need to be an expert to implement the ideas here. The author outlines realistic actions employers can take to accommodate and empower caregiving staff. It’s approachable and thoughtful.
A Game-Changer for HR Professionals This book is going to sit on my desk permanently. It bridges the gap between empathy and policy. As an HR manager, I’ve already started reworking our employee assistance programs thanks to this.
Business Meets Humanity This isn’t just a business guide—it’s a book with heart. It helps organizations put empathy into action while staying strategic and sustainable. I couldn’t put it down.
Whether you're an employer, employee, or caregiver, this book resonates. It gives a voice to so many of us who’ve felt overwhelmed and unsupported at work while managing caregiving duties.
The author makes a compelling business case for caregiving policies. Retention, morale, productivity—it’s all covered. Backed by research and real examples, this is a timely and critical resource.
It’s more than benefits. This book teaches how to foster a workplace culture where caregiving isn’t a weakness—it’s respected. Every leader should read this.
It’s more than benefits. This book teaches how to foster a workplace culture where caregiving isn’t a weakness—it’s respected. Every leader should read this.
What I loved most was the tone—professional yet human. The author speaks from experience and offers a solid mix of insight, stats, and stories. Very relatable.
If your workplace doesn’t yet recognize the importance of supporting eldercare, this book will change that. It’s not just helpful—it’s necessary in today’s aging world.
I wish this book had been available five years ago when I struggled caring for my father while managing a team. It validates the emotional toll and gives companies a way to help.
I didn’t expect a book on eldercare to be so empowering. But here it is—a brilliant resource for leaders who want to do the right thing and strengthen their workforce.
Many books highlight problems. This one solves them. It gives templates, ideas, and approaches that anyone can implement—whether you’re a CEO or a team lead.