Labor
Aerospace
Research Agenda
The Labor Aerospace Research
Agenda (LARA), founded in 1998 as an independent project affiliated with
LAI, is supported by the United Auto Workers and the International Association
of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
LARA focuses on the impact
of changes in funding, organization, and technology on the aerospace workforce
and on the implications of the diffusion of new work practices.
Faculty
and staff
Thomas
A. Kochan, Co-Director
George M. Bunker Professor
of Work and Employment Relations, Sloan School of Managment
Joel
Cutcher-Gershenfeld, Co-Director
Executive Director of Engineering Systems Learning Center
Senior Research Scientist, Sloan School of Management.
Betty Barrett, Research Scientist
Associate Director of the Engineering Systems Learning Center
Lydia Fraile, Research Associate Adam Seth Litwin, Research
Assistant
Susan Cass, Program
Manager, LARA and MIT Workplace Center
Sponsors
U.S. Air Force Manufacturing
Technology Initiative
U.S. Department of Labor
Program Links: CMP
| Ford-MIT
| IMVP | LAI
| LARA | LSI
| MSL | MITIQ
| T&L
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