AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUS Labor Market: October payrolls are forecast to rise by 65,000, with wage growth slowing below 3% for the first time in more than five years; the figures could help employers and workers gauge hiring conditions. Employer Compliance: Some Florida EEOC notices now give employers just 15 days to respond to discrimination charges, though deadlines vary. The agency has also withdrawn its criminal-history guidance, but Title VII and state and local rules still apply. Workforce Development: Experts in Tanzania say industrial growth depends on better-funded vocational training, qualified instructors and closer ties between colleges and employers. In Bradford, a new construction program will offer hands-on training to young people. Job Cuts: NAB plans to cut up to 2,500 roles by September next year as it restructures to manage costs and respond to competition. Worker Rights: Japan’s labour law provides 10 days of paid leave after six months with an employer, provided workers meet the attendance requirement.
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