It’s Time to Explode the Myth of “McJobs”

Vox noted that in a study of Census data going back to 1850, Rob Atkinson and John Wu found that the rate of churn in recent decades has been exceptionally slow — slower, in fact, than at any other period in their study. Indeed, the rate of occupational churn in the new century has been less than a third of that in the dynamic 1950 to 1980 period.