AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoAI Upskilling Push: Vietnam approved a national AI human-resources program to train or update basic AI skills for at least 10 million workers by 2030, alongside 10,000 highly qualified AI professionals. Workplace Enforcement: South Africa is ramping up multidisciplinary labour “blitz” inspections, with 6,317 inspectors checking workplaces for illegal employment and exploitation, though experts warn results may fade without sustained resources and strategy. Labour-Relations Pressure: South Korea’s Naver joined the Korea Employers Federation as unions push group-wide bargaining ahead of “Yellow Envelope Law” enforcement. HR in Practice: Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel says every employee should become “AI literate” to reduce the human cost of automation. Talent Pipelines: Kamativi Mining Company signed an MoU with the Zimbabwe School of Mines for scholarships, internships, and employment pathways. Education & HR Link: Indonesia launched Integrated National Schools to improve education quality and reduce regional disparities, starting with early cohorts. Compliance & Risk: A man in South Africa was sentenced to six years after using another person’s ID to secure quarry employment.
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