1. 1 Preliminary Analysis of Global Aerospace Employment Labor Aerospace Research Agenda “Right Skills, Right Place, Right Time” For more information on aerospace workforce research at MIT, see the publications presented by MIT’s Labor Aerospace Research Agenda http://mit.edu/ctpid/lara and MIT’s Lean Aerospace Initiative http://web.mit.edu/lean. For more information on the IAM and High Performance Work Organizations, see http://www.goiam.org under “visit IAM Headquarters.”http://mit.edu/ctpid/larahttp://web.mit.edu/leanhttp://www.goiam.org

2. 2 Chart 1: US and EU Aerospace Employment since 1980

3. 3 Chart 2: Major Non-U.S. Aerospace Employer Countries since 1980 ( > 30,000 employees with time series data available)

4. 4 Chart 3: Sales and Employment for U.S. Aerospace Industry (SIC 372 and 376) since 1980

5. 5 Chart 4: Sales and Employment SIC 372 - Aircraft and Part since 1980

6. 6 Chart 5: Sales and Employment SIC 376 - Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, and Parts since 1980

7. 7 Chart 6: Sales and Employment for EU Aerospace Industry since 1980

8. 8 Chart 7: Sales and Employment for Canadian Aerospace Industry since 1984

9. 9 Chart 8: Sales and Employment for Brazilian Aerospace Industry since 1995

10. 10 Chart 9: Sales and Employment for Japanese Aerospace Industry since 1988