AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorkplace rights & tribunals: Historic England lost a worker’s bid after a tribunal found her dismissal followed a breakdown in working relationships, with the employer citing training and support but pointing to performance issues. Career pivots & training: Instructional design is getting a spotlight in edtech, with multiple pieces arguing the role is booming and that the right skills and portfolio can matter more than a traditional path. Hiring & youth access: UK data shows NEET numbers slipping below 1 million, but youth inactivity remains a “lost generation” risk as entry-level jobs shrink. Skills programs that move people: Mississippi’s Recovery to Work Initiative is taking applications for job training and support for people in recovery, while North Carolina and South Dakota highlight employer-focused workforce sessions and local training pipelines. Workplace culture: Mooresville, NC earned Great Place To Work certification based on employee feedback. Labor unrest: Haryana sanitation workers extended a month-long strike, with return-to-work orders and threats of action still in play. Military & simulation training: Maryland signed a Recovery-Friendly Workplace order, and Sutter Health rolled out mobile simulation training to practice life-saving skills safely.
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