David Stockman, the director of the Office of Management and Budget for Reagan’s first term has a great breakdown of job growth during a segment on CNBC. In it he claims that there have been zero new “breadwinning” (i.e. enough to raise a typical family) jobs created since the official end of the recession, with the enormous losses from the recession on a pace to take decades to recover. Nearly all the growth has been in the temporary and service sectors, a pattern that continues from earlier in the decade. Watch below: