They balanced life and work. Now more women are quitting. Here's why.

Nearly half a million women left the workforce last year. A new national survey sheds light on why.

Women say caregiving and child care costs are the No. 1 reason they quit the workforce last year, according to new data

Women say caregiving needs, including child care costs, and low pay led them to quit their jobs last year.
Yahoo Finance

Caregiver crisis: Nearly 1 in 3 have left their jobs to help ailing family, and the cost of lost wages could hit $147 billion by 2050

Jacquelyn Revere was just 29 years old when she quit her job in New York City to become a full-time, unpaid caregiver. The former TV writer moved across the country to Los Angeles to live with her ...
Las Vegas Review-Journal

Caregivers in demand, with no medical training required

Job seekers can find immediate openings in most areas across the country as companions for retirees. No medical training is required, though most applicants need to have a driver’s license and their ...
The Press Democrat

As Californians age, more people are becoming caregivers for loved ones

The region is among the fastest-aging in the country, with more than half of Bay Area residents expected to be over 50 by 2050, according to estimates from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.