Policy Proposal Letter: A Letter to Speaker of the New York City Council

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A Letter to Speaker of the New York City Council
March 25, 2021.
Corey Johnson,
Speaker New York City Council,
New York, NYC 10005.
Dear Johnson,
May I take the opportunity to express my knowledge and impression about the homeless and unemployment in the New York state, where categorization of the homeless include those living on the streets, those living in privately boarded houses without sequestered security or bathroom, individual's movement between impermanent accommodations which include houses of friends and families?
In the New York state, homeless individuals experience an unemployment rate, most especially adults. Therefore unemployment is always linked to homelessness. Improper and reliable work which brings income can easily lead to a homeless state, and it can cause unavoidably intensification and increase at a higher rate. Lack of a job or losing a job or cut of wages can easily lead to adversity, hardship, and struggle for families and individuals. Therefore we can conclude that with a rise in the unemployment rate, the homeless rate is also an immediate result.
According to the study suggested by the New York City Department of Homeless Services, the findings state that homeless single adults experienced a drop in employment from 52% to 45%. The divergence of single adults' and adults' employment levels in families depend on the homeless state or situation. According to the study, the author's suggestions included; demographic factors that caused the difference in employment and earnings between...