Caught between a job and homelessness

<p>Part of the advice normally prescribed as a &#8220;cure&#8221; to homelessness is getting a job. But what happens when the work people do <em>still</em> isn&#8217;t enough to afford a place to live? A new study from the Economic Roundtable nonprofit delves into the surprisingly-high rate of homelessness amongst California fast food workers. Plus, businesses in some resort towns are offering subsidies for landlords to rent to local workers.</p>