AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorkplace readiness shift: A new wave of hiring is moving from degrees to demonstrated skills, with employers increasingly judging candidates by what they can do on the job—not just what they studied. Labor policy debate: In the UK, unions are pushing for stronger worker protections, including repealing anti-strike laws and expanding collective bargaining, while Conservatives warn it will raise hiring costs and hurt jobs. Youth employment focus: The Social Mobility Commission’s Blackpool NEET report urges locally tailored, place-led solutions, highlighting big differences in barriers even within one area. International student work rules: Cornell’s student assembly passed a resolution asking for clearer guidance for international students after federal changes narrowed temporary work authorization paths. Retail operating hours and jobs: Pakistan’s Chainstore Association urged the government to review retail curbs on trading hours, saying they’re cutting sales, tax revenue, and employment. Regional labor cooperation: Kuwait emphasized skills development and labor-market cooperation at the Arab Labor Conference, with AI and digital transformation on the agenda.
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