AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoYouth Mobility: The UK and EU are nearing a deal that could let under-30s work across Europe without job restrictions, as Britain seeks closer ties with Brussels. Menopause at Work: European trade unions want menopause recognised in EU workplace law, arguing that unsupported symptoms can cost women pay, promotions and pension income. AI and Jobs: Microsoft’s Brad Smith says AI’s full effect on employment could take 25 years to emerge, while urging investment in workers’ skills; European employers are already adopting AI faster than they are redesigning roles. Jobs at Risk: Covestro’s Antwerp restructuring could put up to 260 jobs at risk, amid reports of wider job cuts in Germany’s chemical industry. Wages and Hiring: Germany plans to raise its minimum hourly wage to €14.60 from January 2027, while UK hospitality companies have joined a drive to hire 100,000 young people not in work or education.
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