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Working parents have reached their breaking point, employers need to rethink 2023 benefits

With 40% of parents who make up the workforce, now is the time for companies to invest in them and create a workplace where everyone can feel supported.

By Daniel Etra | January 09, 2023 at 08:01 AM

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Being a working parent in the U.S. today is arguably among the hardest jobs you’ll ever have.

Between the demands of work itself, caring for children and other family members, concerns about kids’ learning gaps and mental health, in addition to recession fears, national and global issues, and personal stressors, parents have a lot on their minds.

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