Family-responsibilities discrimination (FReD) is a novel concept in the Philippine workplace. It is novel not because it is a new occurrence but because societal awareness is a fairly recent phenomenon. It refers to employment discrimination against workers who are burdened with care-giving duties in the family. These are primarily mothers and fathers of young children, but can also include workers with sick or aging parents, siblings, and other immediate family members.
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