AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoWorkplace Restructuring: Starbucks says it will lay off 300 U.S. corporate workers and close underused regional offices, hitting support roles like HR, marketing, and supply chain as part of a broader turnaround that it expects to drive $400M in restructuring charges. Hiring Pressure on Young Adults: A new report from Kansas City-area job seekers paints a “low-hire, low-fire” market where under-24 workers can’t even land basic roles after months of applications. HR Risk Watch: In the UK, one in six workers report signing an NDA or waiver after a workplace injury—rising to 34% for ages 18–24—raising fresh questions about whether people feel free to speak up. Health & Careers: The FDA approved Enhertu for two new HER2-positive early breast cancer indications, adding momentum to biotech work tied to clinical and patient-care pathways. Sports Spotlight: At Wembley, Antoine Semenyo’s late breakthrough lifted Man City toward the FA Cup final win over Chelsea.
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