AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoLabor Market & Hiring: A new study using Brazil’s Caged employment data finds capital-market growth (2023–2025) boosted formal hiring at large firms, while smaller businesses stayed near their usual pace—highlighting a widening gap in job momentum. Tourism Jobs: Brazil logged its highest UK visitor numbers in a decade (135,442 Brits Jan–Aug), a signal for service-sector demand and hiring. Caribbean Hospitality & Work: Royal Caribbean’s planned $3B purchase of a 50% stake in Sandals/Beaches could reshape Exuma’s jobs and local business base as the Beaches Exuma redevelopment moves forward. Energy & Local Content: Namibia’s oil push centers on whether local workers and suppliers will capture long-term value as Venus field decisions near. HR/Workforce Inclusion: Colombia faces UN scrutiny over security and drug-control policies that may deepen systemic racism in law enforcement. Education & Community Support: São Tomé and Príncipe voters say the top priority is jobs to slow youth emigration ahead of elections. Tech & AI Talent: The U.S. State Department orders staff to rename “artificial intelligence” as “super intelligence,” adding to the policy-and-terminology churn around AI governance.
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