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EPISODE · Sep 9, 2025 · 20 MIN

Supporting Working Caregivers: Balancing Family and Productivity with James Atkinson

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In this episode of the HR Mixtape, host Shari Simpson sits down with James Atkinson, Vice President of Thought Leadership for the Society of Human Resource Management. They delve into the pressing issue of working caregivers, a topic that has gained urgency as over 50 million individuals balance professional responsibilities with caregiving for children, adults with chronic conditions, and the elderly. This conversation is particularly insightful as it highlights the evolving landscape of employee experience and the need for inclusive leadership in supporting caregivers, especially in light of the ongoing shifts in workforce demographics. Listener Takeaways: Learn how to identify the unique needs of caregivers within your organization. Discover why flexibility in workplace policies can enhance productivity and retention. Explore strategies for embedding a culture of support that benefits all employees. Hit “Play” to gain valuable insights on how to better support working caregivers in your organization! Guest(s): James Atkinson, Vice President of Thought Leadership, Society of Human Resource Management

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