AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCorporate Restructuring: Qantas plans to cut 850 Australian corporate jobs and move much of the work to India under an AI and Accenture overhaul; Boeing is planning about 2,500 cuts, while PepsiCo expects to eliminate 1,000 North American roles. Hiring Outlook: Nearly one-third of German companies expect to cut jobs in 2027, while only about one in six plan to hire. Pay and Retention: NSW allied-health workers are seeking a 20% pay rise, saying low wages are driving staff from public healthcare. Guyana is stepping up labour-law enforcement as retail turnover remains high. Worker Protections: The Philippines has clarified that private-sector rank-and-file employees who worked at least one month qualify for 13th-month pay, including those who resigned or were dismissed. Inclusive Growth: Namibia hopes emerging energy and minerals industries will create jobs, with officials calling for opportunities to reach young people, women and rural communities.
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