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Đã gửi Wage and Hour Issues, Care Economy • Người gửi: Betty Campbell •
Photo collage featuring two women, both with short dark hair, smiling at the camera. One wears scrubs. One has a floral blouse.
As the Wage and Hour Division observes National Home Care and Hospice Month and National Family Caregivers Month, we’re reaffirming our commitment to protecting healthcare workers’ rights year-round.
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Đã gửi Care Economy • Người gửi: Elyse Shaw •
A mother and two children sitting and coloring.
Child care is an essential need for parents in the workforce: People can’t work if they don’t have the security that their families are being cared for. Due to generations
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Đã gửi Care Economy • Người gửi: Office of Public Affairs •
Headshot of Emily Lambert, an early childhood educator in Dayton, OH. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Emily Lambert is an early childhood educator/caregiver at the On Purpose Academy Mentoring and Learning Center in Dayton, Ohio. We asked Emily to share her experience as a caregiver and her perspective on what investments
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Đã gửi Care Economy • Người gửi: Office of Public Affairs •
Photo of Chloe Morgan, a single mom in Dayton, OH. She is standing behind her four young children. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Chloe Morgan is a single mother of four boys, two of whom have special needs from Dayton, Ohio. We asked her to share why she believes affordable child care is essential.
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Đã gửi Care Economy • Người gửi: Office of Public Affairs •
Photo of Kim Jarvis, founder and director of On Purpose Academy, a childcare facility, in Dayton, OH. Below the photo reads: Investing in the Care Economy. Background is a blue gradient.
Kim Jarvis is the founder, owner and executive director of On Purpose Academy and Mentoring Center in Dayton, Ohio. We asked Kim how affordable child care can support families.
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Đã gửi Care Economy • Người gửi: Office of Public Affairs •
Image of Jessica Derby with three other early childhood experts at a daycare with a few children.
Jessica Derby, child care program manager at Patagonia, shares her thoughts on the importance of child care and what kinds of investments we need to support America's families.
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Đã gửi Care Economy • Người gửi: Secretary Marty Walsh •
Activist in PA stands with a white sign with black text: I (heart) home care workers. Heart is red.
Care is a universal need, not a luxury, and should be accessible and affordable – but too many families face barriers when they need it.
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