And that's because this new version is eliminating jobs that are higher up on the economic scale — middle management, for example, and skilled, educated technicians — and replacing them with higher-paying but fewer jobs.
It's a place that runs on amazingly powerful abstractions that are comprehensible to a relatively small number of highly educated technicians but that offers a product so ubiquitous as to be in danger of becoming a generic word.
Reversing inequality means reducing some of these gaps, and this is a very arduous task: who is going to stop a Shanghai-based highly educated technician from earning more or compel him to share it with a Hunan farmer?
Yet America isn't educating the technicians we need.
Florida Power and Light, like the Texas project, was one of the early companies to set up a community college partnership to educate nuclear technicians it then hires.
Due to the growing use of RFID in various economic sectors, it seems essential to educate engineers, and technicians, to better master this technology.
Expanding the use of educated, licensed legal technicians would provide assistance with certain kinds of legal problems, akin to nurse practitioners in the medical industry.
Technicians, educated in community colleges, are providing the highly-skilled technical support required by world-class researchers and clinicians - the lab skills needed for such processes as organ scaffolding and the 3-D printing of cellular tissue.
An explanation could be that technicians educate the farmers continuously in how to protect their herd against contagious diseases, thus keeping updated routines in handing protective clothing for visitors as well as providing cleaning and disinfection possibilities.
For the most part, technicians are educated in technical institutes or junior colleges, although some workers may qualify as technicians after several years of diversified experience or military on-the-job training.
