AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAI and Job Security: In India, 79% of employed respondents said they would give up at least 10% of their salary for a guarantee against AI-related job loss, highlighting growing anxiety as employers adopt the technology. Skills Pipeline: Malaysia and China are expanding vocational training for high-tech industries, while India’s education-to-work gap remains sharply gendered: young women are five times more likely than young men to be outside work, education or training. Global Jobs Gap: World Bank chief Ajay Banga warned of an 800-million-job shortfall, putting skills and job creation at the centre of the institution’s agenda. Pay and Retention: Aon forecasts 9.1% salary increases in India in 2027, even as one report puts corporate attrition at 18% amid demand for niche talent. First Jobs: India’s PM-VBRY scheme offers eligible first-time formal employees up to ₹15,000, with a financial-literacy course required for the second instalment.
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