AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoRegulation & Work: Israel’s securities chief warned that regulatory reform is “stuck” while markets and investors “can’t wait,” raising HR and compliance pressure for firms that must adapt fast. Career Guidance: A UK report says a third of PhD students are unhappy with supervisor-led career support, urging universities and funders to help doctoral researchers map non-academic paths. AI & Pay: PwC’s AI Jobs Barometer finds two tracks—AI is professionalising some roles and automating others—pushing faster hiring and higher wage growth for workers with specific AI skills. Wage & Retirement Reality: US Social Security payments are set to resume on a July schedule, while reporting highlights why older workers keep returning to work for financial reasons. Labour Rights Abroad: A Hyderabad woman alleges abuse and unpaid wages after being lured to Oman as a housemaid, with the Indian embassy saying it’s coordinating with authorities. Skills vs Quotas: A South Africa SPAR manager defended hiring based on skills and legal checks after a confrontation with a group demanding more local jobs. Workforce Development: North Island Employment Foundations Society marks 40 years supporting job seekers and employers through training and community partnerships. Minimum Wage Signals: Vietnam’s wage body agreed to a 7.8% regional minimum wage hike, a direct cost-and-pay signal for employers.
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