AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTexas Jobs: Employment fell by 18,900 in September, despite 15,800 people joining the workforce. The Dallas Fed says year-to-date growth slowed to 0.8%, well below the state’s 2% long-term average. Youth Employment: New York is putting $42 million toward youth job programs, while Ghana’s YEA plans to train 11,200 young people and raise monthly allowances to GH¢800. Unequal Access: A South Korean study found young people from the wealthiest households were far more likely to hold permanent jobs than those from the poorest households—94% compared with 23%. AI and Hiring: A new study reports that AI has cut hiring demand by nearly 10% in jobs most exposed to the technology, even as new skills open other career paths. Career Training: Ontario students at private career colleges remain concerned after a pause on student aid was extended to 2027.
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