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Discover Ludwig"caring work" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to work done that involves caring for someone, such as a nurse caring for their patients or a parent caring for their children. For example, "Working in the healthcare field has shown me the importance of providing quality caring work to those in need."
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I would certainly agree with Polly that caring work, traditionally done by women, is undervalued.
In previous generations, as now, women did the bulk of caring work.
Given the complexity of caring work, recent studies have focused on the professional quality of life of oncology nurses.
"It's a female-dominated job, it's in the service industry, and it's caring work," Professor Mastracci said of Weight Watchers.
Yet, in caring work, what could be wrong with allowing people to feel less embarrassment or humiliation?
But when it comes to giving an economic value to caring work, women's labour and divorce rights, this commodification has actually helped us quite a bit too.
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Take care working with scissors and wire; both are sharp.
I just give up caring about work.
Care work has never been well-paid.
"I went into care work because I loved it.
People in health care work long, hard hours.
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