Award Date

1-1-1999

Degree Type

Dissertation

Degree Name

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

Department

Hotel Administration

First Committee Member

Gerald E. Goll

Number of Pages

263

Abstract

This study explored the workplace needs of welfare recipients in their transition from welfare to work, and the willingness of housekeeping managers and supervisors to provide workplace accommodations that could enhance the probability of a successful transition to self-sufficiency. Personal interviews and two separate survey questionnaires were used to survey employers and welfare recipients in an attempt to explore several research questions. Questions focused on the respective needs of employers and welfare recipients, and on each group's perceptions of the other group. This exploratory study was supported by a literature review and survey techniques. Data was subjected to appropriate statistical analysis in order to generate conclusions and formulate hypotheses for future research.

Keywords

Accommodations; Classifications; Exploratory; Housekeeping; Participants; Personal Responsibility And Work Opportunitiy Reconciliation; Welfare; Welfare-to-work; Work

Controlled Subject

Labor economics; Sociology; Public administration

File Format

pdf

File Size

5519.36 KB

Degree Grantor

University of Nevada, Las Vegas

Language

English

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