AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoYouth Work Experience Push (UK): Retailers including Tesco, John Lewis, Currys and Greggs are teaming up with the UK government to create up to 100,000 short placements for 18–24-year-olds not in education or training, aiming to break the “no experience, no job” cycle. Workplace Rules & Pay Mobility (Australia): Australia’s proposed clampdown on non-compete clauses would free workers to take better roles, with consultation open until Oct. 2, 2026. Skills System Overhaul (Sri Lanka): Cabinet approved a 10-year TVET framework (2026–2035) plus a 2027–2031 transformation program to fix skills mismatches and improve training quality. Local Skills Gap Strategy (UK): A new focus on understanding local employers’ real hiring needs is highlighted as the missing link for colleges trying to close vacancies. Pay Transparency (EU): The EU’s pay transparency push is spotlighted after many countries missed deadlines, with Italy showing the biggest jump in salary-listed job ads. AI & Hiring (India): India’s IT services hiring is rebounding, with AI-driven skills boosting demand for experienced tech workers. Credentials & Career Access (UAE): MOHRE’s nine skill levels explain how job contracts and occupation codes map to roles, qualifications and pay expectations.
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