AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI in HR and work design: A Financial Times report says big law, consulting, and investment banks are not just cutting juniors—they’re redesigning graduate hiring, early training, and culture around AI-augmented workflows. HR leadership and culture: Two HR leaders argue HR must be useful before it’s “invited” and that Total Rewards should go beyond pay to build purpose-driven employee experiences. Workforce policy with AI: Indonesia’s Manpower Ministry is using AI to map skills gaps and build more data-driven training plans. Employee security: New Zealand payroll provider iPayroll made two-factor authentication mandatory for employee kiosk logins amid rising cyber incidents. Training and skills pipelines: Kenya’s TVET push urges closer industry alignment and modern digital skills; Bahrain’s Khaleeji Bank launches a Future Leaders Academy for youth with leadership, finance, and AI learning. Workplace disputes: Ghana’s High Court ordered First Bank Ghana to reinstate a dismissed employee and pay back benefits after ruling the dismissal unlawful. Labor relations: Ford Canada and Unifor ratified a new three-year deal with wage gains and $1.25B in Canadian investments. Public sector HR compliance: Tamil Nadu ordered anti-bribery notice boards across government offices to improve transparency. Disaster and safety staffing: Tunisia’s agriculture ministry urged maximum vigilance during a heatwave as forest fires rise.
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