AGP Executive Report
Last update: 36 minutes agoAI and retirement anxiety: Suze Orman warns AI-driven job exits could make “working into your 60s” a risky plan, especially for people already in their 50s. Hiring tech changes how interviews happen: WIRED reports more AI interviews are scheduled late at night, helping shift workers and parents—while job seekers still worry about AI screening. AI hiring trust issues: A Bloomberg report says Google DeepMind candidates were advised to submit a second form to boost chances a human reviews them, underscoring concerns about fair AI screening. Labor market wobble: U.S. stocks drifted near records after weak retail spending data, while July payrolls fell 23,000 and unemployment dipped to 4.1% as participation dropped. Workforce development wins: Superior Crane Corp. celebrated its SCC-University trades training graduation, and Moog opened a $150M advanced manufacturing facility tied to workforce and STEM programs. Local job growth: Vulcraft plans a $59M expansion in Indiana, targeting up to 20 new high-wage jobs. Education and jobs pressure: A poll finds many students fear a “job apocalypse” from AI, with some changing majors or using AI to upskill. Workplace legal watch: EEOC dropped a Nike subpoena-enforcement lawsuit after Nike complied, though the investigation continues. Higher-ed layoffs: Harvard cut about one-third of social sciences staff amid a $365M shortfall, a warning sign for job security in academia.
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