Volume
46
Issue
6
Abstract
Low- and moderate-wage earners in Georgia have difficulty finding quality, affordable housing. This article describes one way to help the workforce improve their housing situation. Working with an employer to survey a representative sample of their new employees, University of Georgia Housing and Demographics Research Center researchers collected primary data regarding housing needs and preferences. The survey methodology and logistics are described in detail, and a descriptive summary of the data is included. Survey findings reveal valuable information about housing capacity and desire, and can be used to plan effective, educational programs designed to help workers obtain housing.
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Recommended Citation
Tinsley, K., Cude, B., Rodgers, T., & Sweaney, A. (2008). Partnering with Local Employers to Meet Housing Needs. The Journal of Extension, 46(6), Article 17. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol46/iss6/17
