AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSkilled Trades Push: A Google-backed Alliance for America’s Skilled Trades says the U.S. must fill about 1.7 million skilled trades roles each year through 2035, while training programs supply far fewer workers—highlighting a major hiring and completion gap. Workforce Training & Hiring Fairs: Delaware will hold its final statewide career fair Oct. 7 in Georgetown for adult and justice-involved job seekers, with a school-only morning session and public hiring in the afternoon. Apprenticeships in Action: North Carolina’s governor says 500+ high school students finished summer pre-apprenticeship and youth apprenticeship academies, building a pipeline with employers across electrical trades, advanced manufacturing, biotech, agriculture, and health care. Aviation Career Pathways: Shenandoah University launches a two-year air traffic control certificate that can lead to an FAA-approved evaluation and a job offer within about a month. AI & Jobs: Ford CEO Jim Farley warns AI will disrupt some white-collar roles (spreadsheets, call centers, entry-level programming) while boosting value for workers who maintain automated systems. OpenAI Staff Changes: OpenAI reportedly cut ties with three employees after mishandling sensitive information, as regulators and staff scrutiny of AI safety continues. Local Job Growth: Albers Aerospace is expanding its Tucson site and plans to double headcount with new manufacturing roles.
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