Working parents in the UK face significant financial and career challenges during the 13-week summer school holidays, with childcare costing up to £1,145 per child and forcing many to adopt creative workarounds.
New research indicates that six weeks of summer holiday childcare can cost working parents up to £1,145 per child, with nearly three-quarters reporting career damage due to the childcare juggle.
A Pew Research Center survey reveals that two-thirds of working mothers and half of working fathers feel they cannot give 100% to either home or work. The findings highlight the challenges of balancing family and career demands, especially as more dual-income households emerge.
A Pew Research Center survey reveals that two-thirds of working mothers and half of working fathers struggle to balance work and family demands, often feeling they can't give 100% to either. The findings highlight the growing challenge as more families have both parents working full-time.
