AGP Executive Report
Last update: 43 minutes agoWorkplace investigations: UNC put football GM Michael Lombardi on paid administrative leave after a human resources complaint, with a pending investigation and no details released. Workforce training funding: Virginia selected five maritime employers for technical training awards under its Maritime & Nuclear Workforce Accelerator, reimbursing up to 80% of eligible costs to upskill workers for higher-skilled roles. HR leadership moves: Monroe Public Schools named Holly Scherer as its new executive director of HR, returning her to the district after years in Ann Arbor. Compliance tech for employers: allGeo launched a configurable workforce compliance automation suite aimed at streamlining payroll, labor, safety compliance, and audit readiness. Public-sector accountability: Sparks, Nevada rolled out an online performance dashboard covering departments including HR, with residents able to track hiring, response times, permits, and service targets. AI hiring caution: A new piece warns that adding AI to broken hiring processes can create confusion and missed steps when teams don’t align on goals. Corporate hiring shift: Major employers are starting to reverse hiring freezes as AI limitations and costs push companies back toward adding headcount.
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