AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRestructuring & WARN: USC will lay off 65 workers in its Viterbi School of Engineering as it restructures IT operations under budget cuts, with notices tied to the federal WARN process. Workplace policy & pay: Philippines labor leaders are pushing to implement a Metro Manila minimum wage increase despite court confusion over successive wage orders. HR leadership moves: Sioux Falls named Kim Stulken as its next HR director, while Red Wing is reportedly moving through a finance director resignation/separation process. Hiring & labor market momentum: Greece reported a record employment rate (72.2%) and unemployment at 7.9%, highlighting major job fairs. AI and jobs debate: A China HR academic warns that many “AI layoffs” are often broader business adjustments, not pure tech replacement. Union organizing: Hamilton Starbucks workers voted to join the United Steelworkers, citing safety, scheduling, and benefits concerns. Compliance update: New York’s new law expands employee access to personnel records and requires HR to notify when negative info is added. Public sector HR: Jefferson County, Wis. will hold 2027 budget hearings including a Human Resources session.
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