Housing assistance, like almost any benefit, can help attract the right kind of worker.
as new jobs being created often are outside of the old population centers. Tesla’s gigafactory in Nevada, for example, is located about 30 minutes outside of Reno. This is bad news for employers. One of us working with employers on this topic has found that a longer commute is one of the most reliable predictors of attrition, especially for mid- and lower-salaried positions.
, which has over 350 member organizations from Apple to Zillow, list among its “significant achievements” as “advocating for thousands of homes to be built for workers.”Businesses speak for the needs of American productivity and when business leaders speak out about the need for more affordable housing political leaders listen.
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