AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoAI & Jobs: A new survey mix finds 41% of UK employers expect to cut staff by 2030 as AI automates tasks, but only 2% of employees think their own jobs will vanish—most workers want training and upskilling. Tourism Tax: Labour’s proposed tourist levy could hit families hardest during school holidays, with critics warning it will act like a “popularity tax” and damage hospitality jobs. Employment Rights/Tribunals: The employment tribunal backlog is reported at a record 70,000 single claims, raising pressure on the system for workers seeking redress. Energy & Skills: UK wind power hit record levels in 2025, with offshore wind expected to keep growing—supporting investment and future job demand in renewables. Immigration/Visas: The UK published Youth Mobility Scheme eligibility for under-35 applicants, while Germany also expanded visa-free Opportunity Card entry rules for select nationalities. Workplace Safety: Drivers are being reminded of Highway Code Rule 201—reverse into driveways where possible to improve visibility and reduce collision risk. Politics & Donations: Labour faces a row over Reform UK’s £72m crypto donations and whether to cap political giving.
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