AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorkforce & Skills Partnerships: Malaysia’s TalentCorp will tighten coordination with KESUMA, MOH and the Malaysian Medical Council to speed repatriation and registration for returning medical professionals under its Returning Expert Programme. Training & Career Pathways: McDonald’s Malaysia Vocational Academy has produced about 5,500 graduates since 2018 and plans to scale output to 6,000 students a year by 2028, with most graduates staying on and many moving into supervisory roles. HR, Change & Adoption: Kearney warns that transformation design is improving, but adoption still lags—urging HR to plan for employee motivation, capacity to absorb change, and skills needed from day one. AI in Hiring & Work: A SHRM survey says AI use in interviews is now mainstream, while LinkedIn “time travel” profile edits are rising—raising questions about how recruiters interpret experience. Data & Privacy Risks: Apollo Global confirms a cloud data breach after social engineering, with attackers reportedly taking sensitive personal data; and AI note-takers are flagged as a growing privacy and legal risk for workplaces. Work-Life Policy: Zurich is set to pilot a 35-hour workweek, with the city still deciding which departments will host it.
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