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What if I told you that nearly three out of four people at your workplace are secretly working a second job? A job with no paycheck, no benefits—and no off switch. It’s called caregiving. And chances are, you’re one of them. In this episode, we’re breaking the silence around what it really means to be a working caregiver—so you can finally feel seen, supported, and reminded: you are not alone.
In this eye-opening episode of Working Mom Moments, I expose the invisible reality that 73% of employees are also caregivers—juggling professional responsibilities with raising children, supporting aging parents, or both. From the emotional toll to the workplace silence that feeds burnout, this episode explores the mental load, working mom guilt, and the career sacrifices being made in silence.
If you’ve ever:
Used PTO just to survive the week
Skipped opportunities because you’re drowning at home
Felt like you’re holding up your job and your family alone
…this episode is for you.
What You’ll Hear:
The shocking statistics about employee caregivers
How caregiving leads to burnout, isolation, and career sacrifice
What employers must do to support the people holding everything together
Why staying silent is hurting us—and how speaking up can change everything
If you've ever googles the following words...this episode is for you: working moms, caregiver burnout, mental load, sandwich generation, eldercare, mom guilt, invisible labor, employee caregivers, flexible work, caregiving at work.
00:00 – “A second job with no paycheck or off switch”: redefining caregiving
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For the direct links shared on this episode and previous shows, click below!
Order my new book: The Working Mom Blend
Join my community: Working Mom Moments Facebook Group
Get the latest - Email Newsletter: www.lacyjungman.com/insider
Email me: [email protected]
Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lacyjungman/
By Lacy Jungman | Speaker, Author, Leader, Consultant4.9
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What if I told you that nearly three out of four people at your workplace are secretly working a second job? A job with no paycheck, no benefits—and no off switch. It’s called caregiving. And chances are, you’re one of them. In this episode, we’re breaking the silence around what it really means to be a working caregiver—so you can finally feel seen, supported, and reminded: you are not alone.
In this eye-opening episode of Working Mom Moments, I expose the invisible reality that 73% of employees are also caregivers—juggling professional responsibilities with raising children, supporting aging parents, or both. From the emotional toll to the workplace silence that feeds burnout, this episode explores the mental load, working mom guilt, and the career sacrifices being made in silence.
If you’ve ever:
Used PTO just to survive the week
Skipped opportunities because you’re drowning at home
Felt like you’re holding up your job and your family alone
…this episode is for you.
What You’ll Hear:
The shocking statistics about employee caregivers
How caregiving leads to burnout, isolation, and career sacrifice
What employers must do to support the people holding everything together
Why staying silent is hurting us—and how speaking up can change everything
If you've ever googles the following words...this episode is for you: working moms, caregiver burnout, mental load, sandwich generation, eldercare, mom guilt, invisible labor, employee caregivers, flexible work, caregiving at work.
00:00 – “A second job with no paycheck or off switch”: redefining caregiving
****
For the direct links shared on this episode and previous shows, click below!
Order my new book: The Working Mom Blend
Join my community: Working Mom Moments Facebook Group
Get the latest - Email Newsletter: www.lacyjungman.com/insider
Email me: [email protected]
Connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lacyjungman/

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