AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoWorkplace Culture Boost (Philippines): Philip Morris Philippines earned its first Great Place To Work certification, highlighting employee feedback on trust, collaboration, diversity, and development as it pushes its smoke-free transformation. Labor Rights Enforcement (US, Mexican restaurants): Rancho Chico owners agreed to pay $750,000 after federal action over wage and overtime violations, record-keeping failures, and retaliation claims. Political Realignment (Argentina): With elections nearing, La Libertad Avanza restarted talks with Macri’s PRO and Peronist currents agreed a truce to block electoral reform—setting up alliance-building ahead of 2027. Trade & Jobs Pressure (US–LATAM): A White House report flags a “Great Transshipment Scam,” naming countries including Mexico and India as tariff enablers, while US automakers warn revised North American trade terms could raise costs and threaten competitiveness. Immigration Surveillance Concerns (US, Florida): Florida’s immigration database expansion is drawing scrutiny after reports of local police uploading “suspected unauthorized” encounters. Skills & Exports (Utah, US): SBA STEP funding ($743k) will support Utah small businesses expanding internationally via training, travel, and trade missions.
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