AGP Executive Report
Last update: 31 minutes agoWorkforce & Scheduling: Franklin County Jail says it will move new hires to a 12-hour schedule with every-other-week three-day weekends after a union vote rejected a contract that included wage increases and a hybrid option. Public Sector Staffing Risk: Shetland Islands Council’s risk register warns rising sickness absence could drive service interruptions, higher agency spend, overtime costs, and even pension pressure—while urging HR support and career pathways to build a talent pipeline. Pay Transparency Backlog: Rhode Island’s payroll transparency portal hasn’t been updated since Oct. 9, 2025, as the state prioritizes consolidating data during a major ERP transition. HR in Action for Inclusion: Runaya (Vedanta) reports 55% women representation, citing equal shift access, safety/transport support, and talent mobility. Early Talent Pipeline: Specsavers and Worcestershire County Council launch a Primary STEM Challenge asking students to design a moving shop-window display—aimed at sparking engineering interest. Hiring & Workforce Intelligence: Azilen partners with Visier to turn fragmented workforce data into planning and predictive insights. Workplace Learning Culture: NEXT Ventures’ Chief People Officer argues learning should be embedded in day-to-day work, not treated as a standalone HR program.
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