AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoTalent Mobility: Malaysia’s Returning Expert Programme has brought 5,234 skilled workers home since 2011; a new diaspora initiative aims to connect specialists with roles and projects in AI, healthcare and technology. Hiring Compliance: The EEOC has proposed withdrawing its 2012 guidance on using arrest and conviction records in hiring. Employers would still need to follow applicable federal, state and local laws. Labor Relations: California state workers staged a one-day strike over pay, healthcare and return-to-office requirements. Workplace Safety: An Amazon employee alleges the company mishandled her report of being raped by a senior executive on a business trip and made her keep working with him; the claims are in a lawsuit. Benefits and HR Strategy: Rising job-based health insurance costs are adding pressure for employers and employees, while HR leaders are urged to focus reporting on business risks and outcomes—not activity alone.
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