Sentence examples for paid caring from inspiring English sources

Books on how the female brain equips women for lower paid caring professions while the male brain equips men for higher paid scientific professions are celebrated in the press, while books proffering alternative explanations for these social trends are largely ignored.

Thus, the new "marriage" of patriarchal capitalism operates to relegate women to unpaid or lesser paid caring labor, whether in the household or in wage labor, thus keeping women by and large unequal to men.

It's a struggle to clear the space in public debate in which to affirm and value the care ethic and thus to justify the appropriate resources – support for informal care, pay, recognition, training in paid caring.

Information on formal (paid) care provided by professional caregivers and other social services was obtained from the questionnaires and is included under the social services category.

"To reduce this inequality, societies need new policies, including better access to paid care services.

Even with promised help from his sister, "we'll probably have some paid care eventually," Esther said.

The study found that people receiving the additional paid care required 25 percent fewer doctor visits and were more likely to participate in adult day care.

Home-based care was defined as paid care by a non-relative in the other person's home.

Nanny care was defined as paid care by a non-relative within the child's own home.

Women comprise the majority of the paid care workforce and family caregivers, and a disproportionate number are women of color.

People without a spouse were more reliant on professional and paid care givers for daily care and illness management.