AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoRetention: Poor management and toxic culture are stronger job-change triggers than pay for many workers: 47% of 1,255 employees surveyed cited workplace culture, while 39% said better management, flexibility or a healthier environment could keep them. Workforce shifts: Anthropic’s junior engineers fell to 14% of technical staff as the company tripled in size, with entry-level roles making up just 9% of technical hires. Layoffs: Netflix is cutting about 1,000 jobs amid slowing growth, adding to pressure on displaced workers. Jobseekers: Malaysia’s PERKESO says its employment services helped 117,733 people find work this year, offering counselling, job matching and skills training. Graduate hiring: BAE Systems is recruiting graduates for roles including HR in Barrow, with £34,000 starting pay and a £2,000 welcome payment. Pay policy: Malaysia plans a RM2,000 minimum wage from June 2027 and is considering a RM2,500 starting salary framework for graduates and semi-skilled workers.
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