AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoRetention & Development: As workers “job hug,” HR advisers say employers should use the pause in job switching to build skills and create internal career paths. AI & Jobs: Kroger plans to cut 3,000 corporate roles over three years as it adopts AI, while the IMF warns that automation could narrow entry-level opportunities. UNDP says 800 million of the 1.2 billion young people expected to enter work in developing economies over the next 15 years may find no jobs without action. Skills & Training: Malaysia’s RM8 billion TVET budget could have greater impact if training is paired with certification, equipment, mentoring and help finding work or starting a business. HR Compliance: UK right-to-work checks, expanded from Oct. 1, may now apply to more working arrangements, including some individual subcontractors. Employee Well-being: A new report urges employers to address the causes of strain—such as heavy workloads, poor management and limited flexibility—rather than relying on benefits alone.
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