carerights
nounUK /ˈkeəraɪts/
US /ˈkerˌaɪts/
The rights of people who take care of someone, like a parent or nurse.
The new law protects carerights for people looking after sick family members.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Legal protections for people who look after children or elderly relatives.
She joined a group that campaigns for carerights in the workplace.
3. The entitlements of someone who provides unpaid care to a dependent.
Carerights include the right to request flexible working hours.
4. Rules that make sure people who care for others are treated fairly.
The charity published a guide explaining carerights to new carers.