...Andrée-Anne Deschênes; Catherine Beaudry Purpose This article aims to examine differences between the perceived inclusion of carers and non-carers and their perception of the inclusion climate in a hybrid organization. The influence of different inclusion climate dimensions on the perceived...

...Sarah Marie Nogues; Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay Purpose As employed carers tend to experience work interruptions and conflict between work and care, especially women, this paper aims to assess the availability and accessibility of carer-friendly workplace policies (CFWPs) in Quebec workplaces...

... provide differential citizenship outcomes for carers and those needing care. The findings indicate that well-governed personalised long-term care provides the best outcomes in terms of balancing potentially conflicting citizenship claims and addressing care poverty. Originality/value The author...

... to devalue formal care roles in an economic sense and potentially discourages workers from entering the formal care sector. Data from the CSO 2011 census reveal that there are 187,112 carers in Ireland (16 per cent increase since 2006). Of all carers 56 per cent are in paid employment, providing...

... Publishing Limited 2012 Ageing Carers Elder care Grandchild care Thailand Older persons Elderly people Child care Once a need for personal care with daily activities arises, assistance depends on the availability of family members, especially those who live in the same household...

... immune deficiency syndrome Togo Africa Carers Depression Stress The HIV epidemic hit Africa hard in the past decade and a half. Although the true extent of the impact of the epidemic is unknown, some African countries report higher incidence and prevalence rates than others (UNAIDS, 2002...