Economic Roundtable
Jobs, Welfare, and Homelessness
1995, 40pp.
By: DANIEL FLAMING, ECONOMIC ROUNDTABLE, EDITOR; SUSAN EINBINDER, USC SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK; YEHESKEL HASENFELD AND JULIE HENLY, UCLA SCHOOL OF PUBLIC POLICY AND SOCIAL RESEARCH; JENNIFER WOLCH, USC SCHOOL OF GEOGRAPHY
Chapter Headings:
- Introduction
- The Recession that Refuses to Leave
- Welfare Caseloads Determined by Economy, Not Work Ethic
- Challenging Myths About Welfare Recipients
- The Need for Safety Net Programs - the Experience of Michigan
- Proposed Welfare Changes Portend Harm for the Majority of Recipients - Children
- Homeless Job Seekers Have Skills but Need Stability to be Job Ready
- References
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