AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoUK postal work & pay: Royal Mail’s owner IDS says underlying earnings rose to £5m (year to March 31) despite higher staff costs and rising national insurance, while delivery changes and an Ofcom probe keep pressure on service performance. Workplace heat risk: Europe braces for extreme temperatures with France and Spain issuing red alerts, school closures and health warnings as heatwave deaths are reported. World Cup disruption (jobs-adjacent): France-Iraq in Philadelphia was paused after a thunderstorm; fans were evacuated and the restart delayed, highlighting how major events can ripple into local staffing and operations. EU migration & deportations: Belgium issued one-day visas for a small Taliban delegation to meet EU officials on return and readmission talks, with EU officials stressing it’s not diplomatic recognition. Regulation for employers: Germany will apply new EU sustainability-label and “employer seal” rules from 27 Sept 2026, pushing companies to review marketing claims and certification schemes. Brexit fallout (HR angle): Ten years on, UK citizens in EU institutions and in Spain still face paperwork and status friction, shaping mobility and employment planning. Northern Ireland hiring: Thompson Aero Seating says it added 300 staff in a year and is targeting £1bn+ sales, with a £2bn order book driving further recruitment.
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