AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoAI in hiring and HR operations: A Paylocity report finds 91% of U.S. HR leaders use AI somewhere in recruiting, with 85% trusting it to assess applicants fairly—but 26% worry AI screening can hide candidates, and 4 in 5 say they actively manage issues. Public-sector staffing and pay disputes: Ghana’s Fair Wages and Salaries Commission has been tasked to help resolve National Lottery Authority staff salary losses tied to tax deductions. Education jobs and student support: The Philippines DepEd is fast-tracking 10,000 school counselor associates to bolster mental-health support after school shootings. Tech expansion creating work: Relativity Space’s first expansion phase at Cape Canaveral is projected to add 590 jobs (avg. $86k) alongside major infrastructure spending. Workforce and skills policy: Singapore data shows AI job postings skew toward “AI-user” roles (about 82%) rather than developers, signaling hiring processes lag behind new expectations. Local labor pressure: Norwich Airport ATC staff have pledged to press ahead with a strike, citing chronic shortages and a pay/conditions gap. Higher-ed employment precarity: In the Philippines, ACT Teachers flags that 20,964 of 67,663 SUC faculty are on non-plantilla “job order/contract of service” roles.
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