AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoWorkplace Rights Under Pressure: A New York Civil Liberties Union lawsuit targets ICE, Border Patrol and county sheriffs over a 2025 raid at a nutrition bar factory, alleging unconstitutional workplace seizures that affected even U.S. citizens. Immigration Protections in Limbo: Salvadoran TPS holders face uncertainty after the U.S. missed a deadline to extend protections, leaving employers and workers scrambling over jobs and work authorization. Public Sector Labor Action: Paraguay’s doctors and teachers unions announce September strikes tied to the 2027 budget, including demands for pay, medicines, and permanent positions. Hiring & HR Strategy in Brazil: Nubank launches in the U.S. with a savings account and transfers, while rolling out a stablecoin-based global account—another sign fintech is reshaping cross-border employment and skills needs. Economic Strain on Industry: Argentina’s manufacturers report mounting pressure from Milei’s free-market push and import surge, with factories running below capacity and output falling. Leadership Transitions: JBS global CEO Gilberto Tomazoni steps down in January, setting up a family-led handover and a major corporate career shift for thousands of employees.
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