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Survey on the Residential Stability of Laborers, 1991 : Labor Unions

https://doi.org/10.22687/KOSSDA-A1-1991-0019-V1.0

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Principal Investigator(s)

Jeong, In-Soo / Korea Labor Institute


Producer(s)

Korea Labor Institute


Abstract

Due to the government’s expansion of the housing construction policy in 1990 the number of nationwide new housing supply is expected to exceed 2 million. But plans to provide small-sized and rental housing for the residential stabilization of laborers is expected to meet with difficulties. Previously laborers have suffered from serious housing shortage due to rising prices of houses and rent from 1988 to 1991. This survey was conducted to devise policy measures for the residential stabilization of laborers by investigating the residential status and demand for housing.
This survey was separately conducted among laborers, labor unions, and corporations, and this data was collected from labor unions. The questionnaire of this survey includes contents on constructor of rental housing, corporate housing supply method, corporate method of supporting rental housing, mortgage amount and loan conditions for housing by corporations, plans for purchasing worker housing with government support, conditions for applying to worker housing and target applicants, reasons for avoiding construction of employee rental housing by corporations, reasons for avoiding employee rental housing by workers, and measures for revitalizing employee rental housing.

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「근로자 주거안정 설문조사」는 근로자(A1-1991-0018), 노동조합(A1-1991-0019), 사업체(A1-1991-0020)가 동시에 시행되었다.

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