This report summaries existing literature on the impact of housing assistance on the employment and earning outcomes of labour market participants. This report summaries existing literature on the impact of Housing Assistance on the employment and earning outcomes of labour market participants. It pays particular attention to US studies that compare the work outcomes of welfare reforms across the two subgroups, those receiving housing subsidies and those not receiving housing subsidies. The data and methodology are described and the empirical results are presented and interpreted. The report then concludes with policy implications arising from the research and suggests areas for future work.