AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoMinimum Wages: Philippine authorities approved daily pay increases of ₱40–₱45 in Western Visayas and ₱41 in Soccsksargen, with changes starting Nov. 19; about 402,000 private-sector workers are expected to benefit. Early-Career Hiring: AI is reshaping entry-level work: one study found employment among 22- to 25-year-olds in AI-exposed roles lagged comparable jobs by 19%, largely because employers hired fewer young workers. Internships: Curaçao plans talks on expanding workplace training and employer partnerships, and is considering a new labor-market advisory council. Inclusive Employment: Ghana’s SAWA programme aims to create aquaculture jobs for 60,000 young women by 2030, including 3,000 people with disabilities. Graduate Readiness: ASU ranked second among U.S. public universities for graduate employability, with internships and industry projects among the experiences preparing students for work.
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