AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLabour Mobility & Social Security: Malaysia’s HR ministry says the Traveller Scheme for Malaysians working abroad—especially Johor-Singapore commuters—is in final preparation for Parliament tabling, with approvals targeted by August and coverage expected for about 480,000 people. AI in HR: A survey of 1,811 HR professionals finds 60% say AI is now a top priority across HR functions, mainly to boost efficiency and productivity, with gains already reported in recruitment, onboarding and day-to-day HR services. Workforce Planning & Skills: Qatar’s labour ministry highlights in-demand specialisations including accounting, HR management, IT and engineering, pointing job seekers to the Kawader platform. Hiring & Retention in Public Sector: Santa Monica, California, cleared its annual vacancy and recruitment reporting requirement, citing a 7.54% vacancy rate and detailing how vacancies and fills are tracked ahead of budgeting. Workplace Culture & Wellbeing: Construction mental health is getting renewed attention as leaders argue the industry’s “tough it out” culture still blocks people from speaking up. Parental Support: Abu Dhabi’s Parent-friendly Label pushes flexible work and paternity leave uptake, reporting 74% of fathers feel encouraged to take leave.
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