Senior Lib Dem responds to Aviva social care research
‘Northeners cannot put up with broken care system’
More than 2.6 million employees expect to quit job to care for relative or partner, study estimates
According to research by Aviva released yesterday, a fifth of employees aged 45 and over - equivalent to more than 2.6 million people - expect that they will have to leave their jobs in order to care for a relative or partner - a figure which equates to one-in-five employees in this age group. The survey of 2000 employees above 45 also found that women (20%) were more likely to be impacted compared to men (17%). One in 10 of those surveyed expected to leave work to care for children or grandchildren,...
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