Sentence examples for caring duties from inspiring English sources

Even more have current caring duties for elderly parents, sick friends or grandchildren.

Women also take on the majority of caring duties for children and other relatives.

That means two young carers in every classroom, each typically spending 20-50 hours a week on their caring duties.

Women in Britain continue to undertake a greater share of unpaid caring duties within families, and are therefore more likely to work part-time or to not work at all.

Charities provide support for carers who may themselves get ill, or for those seeking to rebuild a life after their caring duties are finished, such as following a bereavement.

This is all good: new life, new workers, new consumers, defying the gloomier forecasts that the depleted ratio of workers to old folk would sink the young under the weight of pensions and caring duties.

She banned her husband from pet-care duties.

By "it," he means the child care duties he shared with his wife in the 1980s.

Besides, they may want a chance to enjoy the event without child-care duties.

Instead, we consistently place child care duties — providing them or paying for them — in the mother's realm.

Because he is the baby's father, and he was sharing the child care duties that weekend with his girlfriend.