I would consider it justice either to put people on the streets because the job that supports them falls away from underneath them, of no fault of their own. H

I would consider it justice either to put people on the streets because the job that supports them falls away from underneath them, of no fault of their own. Having a roof over your head, having shelter is a human right. Granted, that does not have to be in an expensive city, but transporting people to a cheap, rural place is not great either. In a big city, at least there should be a large opportunity to find a job. But overall, the issue you seems to be having with this is that a person's worth is tied to their (having a) job.