When coupled with the loss of decent, low-skilled jobs in America's inner cities, Mr Jarecki argues, this trend has turned into a war on America's poor, especially its poor minorities.His argument is not new, and the film itself does not really break fresh ground.
Promises were made, but never fully kept, that the women would receive decent pay with skilled workers on the same wage as men.
Tens of thousands of decent well paid skilled jobs that support families and represent the backbone of communities across the country, are caught in the crossfire of a no-deal face-off which could deny future generations the hope and opportunity of high quality, well paid, apprenticeships into skilled work.
The appointment of such a skilled, decent man pleasantly surprised many in football today, but part of David Bernstein's challenge as FA chairman will be to convert his undoubted feel for football, that intangible instinct for what is right, into a positive programme for the game's reform and rejuvenation.
Tsipras, a decent man and skilled politician, is not that man.
The state economy's transition -- the replacement of low-skilled jobs that offer decent wages with low-skilled jobs that offer wages less than the state average -- bears its brunt on the lower and middle classes.
Most frequently, they sought help with debt.One such customer, David, used to make a decent living as a skilled tradesman, but is now unemployed.
"We are in contact with the Scottish government and the possibility of losing over 600 highly skilled and decent paid jobs doesn't bear thinking about.
North Carolina's middle class, once a unique amalgamation of low-skilled and high-skilled workers earning decent wages in the manufacturing sector, has been split into a low-skilled lower class, which is unable to escape the dwindling wages of the service sector, and a high-skilled upper class, which is savoring the bountiful opportunities offered by the state economy's recent transition.
Decent jobs for low-skilled workers have virtually disappeared.
