AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorkplace & HR: A U.S. appeals court ruling in Dieng v. Orkin spotlights the ADA “interactive process,” warning employers to meaningfully engage employees seeking lighter-duty work and ensure accommodations are effective—not vague or ignored. Age-diverse hiring: A Singapore legal analysis urges companies to base hiring, promotion, training, and redundancy on merit and business needs, not generational stereotypes. AI & jobs: A new report finds young workers in the most AI-exposed roles are pulling back, while interest is rising in trades, teaching, and health care; registered apprenticeships are also growing. Hiring & training pipelines: RIT students are seeing a supply-chain hiring boom tied to co-op placements and job offers before graduation, while a defense digital hiring push seeks civilian talent for command-and-control modernization. Career pathways locally: Pasadena Unified’s free College & Career Fair expects 100+ colleges, and Missouri’s Algoa Correctional Center added barbering and tattooing programs to build post-release employability. Job market signals: Bulgaria’s job ads stayed flat in September, with some sector shifts (notably trade/sales up, hotels/restaurants down).
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