Japanese Space Workforce
Japanese Space Industry Employment
2014 – Japanese Space Industry Employment
From 2012 to 2013, Japan saw a ##% decrease in its workforce, shedding about ## jobs, for a total of ## space workers in 2013. Overall employment is still well above the 2008 low of ## employees, having grown ##% since then. This growth has not yet returned Japan to employment levels seen in the 1990s, when the Japanese space industry employed more than ## workers.
2016 – Japanese Space Industry Employment – Snapshot
The Japanese space workforce ## by ##% from 2014 to 2015, ## workers. This continued a trend of ## that began after a ## point for the industry in 2008. Since that time…
2012 – Japanese Space Industry Employment
Japan’s space workforce included ## workers in 2011, reaching the highest level in the past 10 years. The workforce in Japan grew by ##% from 2010 to 2011, adding ## workers. Japanese space employment has grown ##% in just three years, from its low point in 2008, and is currently ##% above the 10-year average.
2013 – Japanese Space Industry Employment
In 2012, there were ## individuals working in the Japanese space industry. This was an increase of ##% from 2011, adding ## people. At least some of this increase was due to an increase in the number of companies participating in the survey, which rose from ## in 2011 to ## in 2012. This addition continues a growth trend that began after a low point in 2008.
Japanese Space Industry Employment by Sector
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Japanese Space Industry Employment
The Japanese space workforce grew by ## jobs from 2015 to 2016, an ##%. The workforce is ##% since a ## point in 2008, reaching its ## …
2015 – Japanese Space Industry Employment – Snapshot
The Japanese space workforce increased by ##% from 2013 to 2014, reaching ## workers. This is nearly ##% ## than the size of the space workforce five years prior…