AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUS–Mexico Labor Rights: The U.S. and Mexico say they’ve resolved a USMCA Rapid Response Labor Mechanism case tied to Akwel Juárez México, including remediation for freedom of association and collective bargaining violations, with reinstatements, backpay, HR restructuring, and a return to customs liquidation. Corporate Leadership Moves: Reuters/WSJ report Goldman Sachs’ board discussed a succession plan for David Solomon to step down and COO John Waldron to take over around late 2027–2028. Cybersecurity & Hiring Portals: CNN reports the FBI is still assessing fallout from a major data breach tied to an online portal used for FBI job applicants, with employees criticizing the clarity and support offered. Workforce Development Market Growth: New market research projects corporate workforce development training growing from $51.57B (2025) to $56.24B (2026). Regional Jobs & Formalization: An ILO study flags informality in Eastern Caribbean tourism and calls for better working conditions plus support for small businesses to move into the formal economy. Energy Jobs Debate: A Tulane energy forum spotlights uncertainty around Venezuela oil investment despite renewed U.S.–Venezuela deal talk.
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