AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI in HR and hiring risk: A lawsuit alleges Workday’s AI screens out older, minority and disabled applicants, raising alarms for employers planning Workday rollouts. Workplace culture and leadership: HR Recruit data says 30% of HR departures in 2025 were driven by leadership undervaluing HR (45% at manager level+). AI implementation at work: Uber is sending top AI engineers into departments—including HR—to redesign end-to-end workflows, not just speed up tasks. Talent pipelines and training: Qatar’s QIIB launched a programming club for ages 13–16 with real-world banking scenarios; Malaysia’s Workday exec urged moving beyond AI pilots toward trusted systems, governance and culture. Learning and skills: Nigeria’s workplace experts stress continuous learning and emotional intelligence as AI reshapes expectations. Education-to-career links: BDO Foundation and Ateneo de Davao expand scholarships with mentorship, internships and career pathways for underserved Filipino youth. Workplace fairness dispute: A New Mexico Highlands professor alleges visa renewal mishandling and “culture of discrimination,” while a separate case involves maternity-leave suspension allegations at StackAdapt.
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