caregivers' rights

Caregivers' rights refer to the legal and ethical protections afforded to individuals who provide care for others, such as the elderly, disabled, or ill persons. These rights include the right to fair compensation, access to support resources, and the ability to take breaks without penalty. Caregivers are also entitled to a safe working environment and respect for their privacy and personal life. Understanding these rights is crucial for caregivers to advocate for themselves while ensuring they can provide the best possible care for those they assist.