AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorkplace rights & pay equity: A South African labor-law guide urges employees to use formal grievance procedures instead of staying silent when facing toxic managers, harassment, or pay disputes. Union retaliation: Kadlec Regional Medical Center agreed to settle NLRB charges tied to retaliation against nurses for union activity, including removing discipline from files and posting employee-rights notices. Religious accommodation in hiring: The DOJ backed Nick Rolovich’s appeal after Washington State University fired him for refusing COVID-19 vaccination, spotlighting how HR and universities handle faith-based exemptions. Military HR stability: The U.S. Army will cut thousands of PCS moves to reduce stress and improve predictability for service members and spouses. Teacher staffing pressure: Milwaukee Public Schools plans to hire 89 more teachers as Wisconsin struggles with low entry and retention rates. HR tech & compliance: Mitratech unveiled an AI leave-of-absence compliance tool for SHRM26, while PsyMetrics launched white-label talent assessment infrastructure for HR consultants. Workforce development: Puerto Rico reports more minors using modular or accelerated paths to work amid rising household costs. Security for HR teams: A Microsoft Graph-based attack targets payroll and HR staff by harvesting access to Microsoft 365 accounts.
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