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Introduction
Caring for an ill, older or disabled family member, partner or friend will have an impact on most of us at some point in our lives. Already 1 in 7 people in the UK workforce have caring responsibilities and this ratio is set to increase as people live longer and retire later. As a member of Employers for Carers (www.employersforcarers.org), [ORGANISATION NAME], is conducting this annual survey to identify the impact of caring on our employees.
We welcome your response if you are combining paid work with caring for, or looking after an ill, frail or disabled relative, partner or friend.
The purpose of the survey is to understand the challenges of juggling work and care and help us develop better workplace support for working carers.
This is a short survey that can be completed in just a few minutes.
The survey is anonymous and all information will be treated in absolute confidence.
The survey will close on …….
Thank you for your time, we value your participation in this important survey which will help us to help you.
Introduction
Caring for an ill, older or disabled family member, partner or friend will have an impact on most of us at some point in our lives. Already 1 in 7 people in the UK workforce have caring responsibilities and this ratio is set to increase as people live longer and retire later. As a member of Employers for Carers (www.employersforcarers.org), [ORGANISATION NAME], is conducting this annual survey to identify the impact of caring on our employees.
We welcome your response if you are combining paid work with caring for, or looking after an ill, frail or disabled relative, partner or friend.
The purpose of the survey is to understand the challenges of juggling work and care and help us develop better workplace support for working carers.
This is a short survey that can be completed in just a few minutes.
The survey is anonymous and all information will be treated in absolute confidence.
The survey will close on …….
Thank you for your time, we value your participation in this important survey which will help us to help you.
