AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoWorkforce & Training: Malaysia’s Defence Ministry is funding a RM10m work-based learning program for about 1,300 service members nearing retirement, aiming to help them leave with diplomas aligned to their skills (with assessment costs covered by the government). Jobs & Hiring: France is recruiting Uzbek workers for seasonal farm jobs, offering €1,650/month for fruit and vegetable harvesting, with applications open via a migration platform and interviews to follow. Employment Policy: The UK’s Employment Rights Act is now being defended as a “level playing field” with other OECD countries, as business groups warn of higher hiring costs. Local Labor Markets: Guam’s employment gains are being driven mainly by the private sector, with construction tied to record reliance on H-2 workers. Career Access for People with Barriers: An El Paso nonprofit is expanding work opportunities for people with disabilities and offering second-chance hiring for those with criminal records, including added summer safety measures. Veterans-to-Civilian Pathways: The Malaysian WBL push highlights a broader trend: turning real-world experience into recognized credentials for smoother job transitions.
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