AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHiring: Irish tech firm Tines plans 100 jobs over two years, with more than half aimed at graduates and other early-career workers. Tesco is also opening 28,000 seasonal roles across the UK, with no CV required. Workforce Planning: Turks and Caicos is working with the International Labour Organization on a $2.1 million labour-market system to map skills and guide employment and training decisions. HR Practices: Guidance on neuroinclusive workplaces urges employers to remove barriers across hiring, management and career development while keeping job standards clear and consistent. Retention: With workers staying put in a sluggish market, HR advisers say employers should invest in internal development and advancement pathways—while employees keep building skills and making their contributions visible. Skills & Opportunity: Texas grants will fund career training equipment, including welding programs, while a new Indiana resource hub aims to connect students with workplace learning. Costs: UK retailers are pressing the chancellor to reduce employment costs in the upcoming Budget, warning that rising labour expenses could weigh on hiring.
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