AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLabour Market Watch (Australia): Australia’s June jobs report beat forecasts, with employment up about 76,000 and unemployment steady at 4.4%, while participation climbed to an 11-month high—fueling expectations of more rate pressure. Social Security & Work Disability (Malaysia): Malaysia clarified that depression and schizophrenia can qualify under Perkeso’s Invalidity Scheme, while workplace-caused conditions fall under the Employment Injury Scheme, with medical boards deciding occupational-disease status. Pay & Bargaining (Kenya): Kenya Aviation Workers Union issued a strike ultimatum over unpaid collective bargaining and salary reviews, warning of major airport disruption. Teacher Pay Equity (Kenya): KUPPET rejected a new teachers’ salary review, saying it fails to close a large public-sector pay gap. Workplace Rights & Data (US): The EEOC voted to end a decades-old requirement for private employers to submit workforce demographic reports, reshaping corporate compliance and diversity reporting. Job Access & Scams (Nigeria): Nigeria Customs warned a viral “recruitment update” is fake, urging jobseekers to use official channels. Skills Pipeline (Bahrain): Vatel Bahrain launched a two-week “Explore Hospitality” programme for ages 15–18 to build practical pathways into tourism and hospitality careers. Adult Learning & Inclusion (UK): Cambridge PACE partnered with the DFN Foundation to boost leadership skills and networks for young disabled people, targeting the disability employment gap.
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