AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWorkforce skills boost: The University of Essex has opened a £2.5m government-funded BioSTAR-Lab to train biomedical scientists with hands-on cancer diagnostics and molecular biology work. Cost-of-living pressure: Prime Minister Andy Burnham is kicking off a nationwide “listening mode” tour, promising pro-consumer measures for bills and high streets after earlier energy and bus-fare steps. Public opinion shift: LBC/Ipsos polling says Labour is now more popular than Reform, with Conservatives trailing and many voters unsure about PM satisfaction. Charity compliance spotlight: The UK Charity Commission is investigating Al-Khair Foundation after its director was arrested over alleged links to Hamas, raising questions for HR and safeguarding teams. Jobs and hiring in sport: Newcastle United is advertising roles including a casual St James’ Park tour guide, signalling ongoing recruitment in major UK employers. Leadership and governance risk: FIFA has hit back at claims involving Gianni Infantino and a UEFA “departure payment,” with reputational fallout likely to ripple across football employers.
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