Youth Employment Shock (Korea): Korea reports young workers (15–29) lost 191,000 jobs in July, with AI-exposed sectors driving the drop—information/communications fell by 74,517 and professional/technical services by 23,640—signaling a shift from past downturns hitting hospitality and manual work. Workplace Complaints & AI (HR): HR leaders say AI is speeding up how employees file grievances, with tools used to draft longer, more polished complaints and tribunal-ready claims—raising new questions for HR teams on process and fairness. Foreign-Worker Fees (Canada): Saskatchewan’s first case under a foreign worker recruitment law ended with a Moose Jaw employer fined and ordered to repay a foreign worker after charging an employment-related fee to keep him working. Cyber Career Pipeline (Qatar): Qatar’s National Cyber Security Academy joined a job-shadowing program for 350+ students, aiming to build early awareness of cybersecurity roles and pathways. Social Security Reality Check (US): A $100,000 lifetime earner could receive only about $238/month in inflation-adjusted earnings used in benefit calculations—highlighting how career earnings history shapes retirement pay. Age Bias in Hiring (US/UK): A 57-year-old job seeker describes humiliation and panic after losing work, echoing broader concerns that starting over later in life is harder. Youth Jobs Warning (Arab region): A new report warns Arab states face a worsening youth unemployment crisis, with youth joblessness at 26.2% in 2025 and 2.6 million unemployed young people, projected to rise.