Paper Session III-A - Workforce 2000 and Its Education Implications for Space Organizations

Abstract

The aerospace industry relies heavily on developing and implementing cutting-edge technology. To accomplish this, the industry needs employees whose education prepares them adequately for its tasks. There seem to be, therefore, two major workforce challenges facing the industry as it moves toward the year 2000: 1. Utilizing the present workforce 2. Preparing the future workforce Aerospace companies are already matching the most highly qualified members of their workforces with unit functions. Those members who want to* continue to be valuable will need to krrp their skills and knowledge not only as current and specific to the job as possible but also braod enough to enable them to fill other assignments. \u27 Companies who want to keep their workforces compatible with their goals will need to continue and also to expand their variety of in-house training programs and incentives for outside educational opportunities

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