By Anja Solum
From Smartasset.com
Life is tough for working moms and dads, and the pandemic has exacerbated the stress that parents in the workforce face. A new report from The Ohio State University shows that roughly 66 percent of working parent respondents met the criteria for burnout. Financial concerns are top of mind for many parents, especially as the prices of goods and services rise rapidly and the stock market enters bear market territory. However, in some cities, housing and childcare costs are lower and parental leave is available to all workers, creating a more favorable environment for working parents.
