carer

When you hear about a child carer it's easy to imagine other children being mean.

Its even worse if you consider prosecutors who is more interested in statistics and carer than justice and truth.

Due to the fact that often a carer role is taken by a woman in a patriarchal society, this means that her earning potential and career is sacrificed.

She works as a carer, 6 out of 7 days a week she's up at 5AM and home by 10PM.

It's bizarre to hear that teachers are sometimes the main problem for a child carer.

I currently work 22ish hours a week as a carer / personal attendant to two physically disabled guys.

It looks like a full-time carer and a full-time layabout would be equally rewarded.

Two adults going through education and trying to make a carer, both having long term plans and has jobs in order to support themselves.

They tend to love their kids -- a professional child carer won't.

I would suggest the affection felt towards a teacher, and towards a carer you see all the time, is very different.

If people are were willing to spend 5 bucks on a cake, baking would not be a lucrative carer and few people would pursue it.

My wife, an ex-carer, knows a number of athletic people who have very serious problems in their 50s and 60s as they've worn their hips and spine out.

Lack of paternity leave ties directly into social assumptions that the mother is the carer, the "mommy track" at work, and through to the assumption of custody for the mother.

This could easily be "Why I don't like Hand-gliding", or "Why I don't like book-clubs" >Domestic and carer responsibilities are unevenly distributed, which means women are more likely to be too busy to attend hackathons than men are.