AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorkplace Safety: Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy says the BBC must do more to tackle sexual abuse, citing reports from young women at the corporation. The government is considering stronger protections for whistleblowers and female staff. Pay and Conditions: Chef Michel Roux Jr called past minimum-wage underpayments at Le Gavroche a stain on his character. He says hospitality is working to cut long hours and attract young workers. Public-Sector Pay: Vietnam says it is preparing staffing plans and salary reforms for 2027–31, linking civil servants’ pay more closely to job requirements and performance. Wage Trends: New Zealand data shows real incomes at the bottom of the pay scale rose 23% from 2019 to 2026, narrowing wage inequality. Skills and Jobs: A new £2.5m Teesside plan will fund training, apprenticeships and recruitment pathways into local industries. Union Deal: BEDC has agreed salary adjustments with unions, due to take effect on December 1.
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