AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoHiring Trends: The job market is increasingly tough for young workers: U.S. employment has fallen for workers under 30 in several AI-exposed office occupations, while employment for workers over 35 has risen more than 7%. AI and Entry-Level Work: Reports warn that automation could deepen pressure on white-collar jobs, making access to first jobs and practical skills a growing concern. New Jobs: TE Connectivity plans to bring more than 860 jobs to Monroe County, New York, with operations expected to open in 2027. Training and Workforce: Australia has committed A$88 million to submarine workforce development, while a new Arkansas partnership will train workers for data-center roles. Education Funding: Three Ontario career colleges have laid off staff as student-aid payments stall; the province is proposing changes after concerns about widespread problems in the sector. Inclusion: Women hold 41% of science and engineering jobs in the EU, but only 30% of its most senior academic positions.
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