AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWorkforce & Skills (Canada): A new report says Canada is “hand-picking” immigrant talent for skills shortages, then blocking many from using those credentials—only 41% of internationally trained physicians and 37% of nurses work in their fields, costing up to $50B a year and adding pressure on doctor shortages and long health-care waits. Labor & HR (World Cup logistics, Mexico): Mexico City ordered school closures and told federal employees to work from home on the World Cup opener day to reduce traffic, with remote work urged for non-essential admin roles. Workplace Flexibility (UK employers): A law firm urged employers to plan flexible working during the tournament since there’s no legal right to time off for matches, but scheduling and knock-on effects can disrupt operations. Market Integrity (Prediction markets, US): Kalshi will collect employment details for users in higher-risk markets to curb insider trading, adding a risk scoring system and a whistleblower channel. Digital Commerce (LATAM-relevant business model): Research highlights how cross-border e-commerce platforms create “shared-buyer” networks that help small sellers learn demand signals and compete globally. Tech & AI Safety (policy debate): A commentary warns AI literacy resources miss many documented harms, arguing for better awareness and education.
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