Ill health in the family: the intersection of employment and caring across households from four ethnic groups sets out to enhance understanding of the relationship with the labour market for those living with long- term illness and their family members.
The article explores the role of family caring responsibilities and ethnicity in shaping patterns of employment participation by investigating the experiences of those from four different ethnic groups and using a mixed qualitative and quantitative approach.
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Lucinda Platt 