AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoWorkforce & Education in Brazil: OECD data shows Brazil’s share of young people (18–24) who are neither studying nor working fell from 26.8% (2016) to 22.4% (2024), but still leaves more than a quarter without basic education—highlighting the need for coordinated education, social protection, and labor policies. Corporate Restructuring: Nike announced a new “Pace” operating-model overhaul that consolidates regions, modernizes its supply chain, and plans further layoffs, with decisions starting in 2027. Talent & Hiring Tech: Workable launched Native WhatsApp integration to help recruiters reach candidates where they respond. Labor & Compliance: Mexico now requires a labor certificate for avocado exports, adding a new compliance step for cross-border hiring and documentation. Regional Business Moves: Warner Music Mexico named Yusim Aladro as general manager, signaling leadership changes in the music industry’s LATAM talent pipeline. Policy & Jobs Context: Brazil’s unemployment hit a record-low 5.3% ahead of the election, adding pressure on employers to retain workers as political uncertainty grows.
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