AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI and jobs: Uber is cutting about 10% of global customer service staff and pushing more work into AI, while asking some remote workers to return to offices. Workforce transformation: Singapore Polytechnic launched its Human Capital Collaboratory to help firms move from upskilling to work redesign for the AI era. Leadership and gender: A UK FTSE Women Leaders Review argues the bottleneck is sponsorship into executive power, not a lack of women on boards. Corporate HR signals: Infosys reported AI-driven momentum and said it will keep reskilling its workforce. Labor and pay disputes: Australia’s PM backed a new workers’ court idea after wage-theft concerns; Kenya’s aviation union warned of strike action over security and labor issues. Compliance and governance: Nigeria’s House ordered immediate suspension of NRS recruitment and threatened sanctions over legislative summons. Education and HR pipelines: India’s Supreme Court demanded NEET reforms details, while Chandigarh University said 102 B.Ed grads landed teaching roles across multiple states and countries.
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