Workers taking care of unwell, injured or disabled family members U.S. 2016, by race

Published by Statista Research Department, Jul 11, 2016
This survey shows the percentage of workers who had to take care of a seriously ill, injured or disabled family member in the United States, as of February 2016, by ethnicity. Around 41 percent of working respondents of black ethnicity said that they had at sometime taken care of a seriously ill, injured or disabled family member while at their current job.

Percentage of workers who had to take of a seriously ill, injured or disabled family member in the United States, as of February 2016, by ethnicity

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Release date

July 2016

Region

United States

Survey time period

January 6 to February 7, 2016

Number of respondents

1,601 respondents

Age group

18 years and older

Special properties

workers

Method of interview

Telephone interview

Supplementary notes

Original Question: While in your current job, have you ever had to care for a family member who was seriously ill, injured, or disabled, or not?

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