AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAI and Entry-Level Work: The IMF warns AI could reshape about 40% of jobs worldwide, putting young workers at risk as routine entry-level roles shrink. A separate Gartner survey found 22% of HR leaders have partly frozen entry-level hiring, though AI tools may open doors in retail merchandising. Hiring Now: Safaricom has four Nairobi vacancies in cybersecurity, data and architecture, with deadlines from October 13 to 19. Irish AI firm Tines plans to add 100 jobs, while a £57 million expansion at GE Aerospace’s Prestwick site is expected to create 150 roles. Workplace Well-Being: A survey of 10,000 Indian jobseekers found 61% would disclose mental-health-related leave, but a third fear it could hurt their career prospects. Respondents pointed to work-life balance and manager support as key concerns. Career Pathways: Scottish construction groups are joining forces on training and recruitment, while a new Ohio job and training center is planned to connect workers with career opportunities. Labour Market: Canada shed 68,000 jobs in September, according to Statistics Canada.
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