AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoWorkplace Culture Wins: Cottage Health earned a spot on PEOPLE’s 2026 Companies that Care list, highlighting employee feedback and shared governance. Hiring & Scheduling: Cleveland State will convert the Wolstein Center into a dedicated athletics facility, with some staff roles eliminated and HR handling affected employees’ notifications. Return-to-Office Push: The University of Utah will move staff to at least three in-office days weekly, with supervisors managing remote/hybrid exceptions. Layoffs & Restructuring: California wine logistics firm G-3 Enterprises plans layoffs tied to demand shifts, while a separate report notes HR scrutiny after an employee compared pay with a coworker. Labor Law & Benefits: Nebraska advanced multiple workforce bills, including LB304 (child care subsidy funding without a sunset) and LB455 (workers’ comp injury reporting rules). HR in Action: Swanton, Ohio-area police fired an officer after a domestic violence arrest, citing immediate HR protocol. Software M&A Buzz: Workday shares jumped on reports of Silver Lake buyout talks, a signal investors read as confidence in enterprise HR software despite AI disruption fears.
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