AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoWorkforce & Pay: Nigeria’s AEDC promoted 547 employees and approved salary step increments for 579 others after its 2025 performance appraisal, framing it as merit-based career progression. Employment Policy: Bangladesh Bank issued new rules for setting up and running bank business centres, requiring prior approval for most new sites and relocations to tighten cost discipline and expand financial inclusion. HR Compliance: Infosys was fined €175,000 in France over shortcomings in its employee working-time recording system, citing reliability and auditability gaps for certain staff categories. Corporate Restructuring: BitMart’s CEO said behind-the-scenes issues preceded the exchange’s wind-down, with new registrations and deposits halted and trading ending by Aug. 26. Local Hiring: Target opened in Logan, Utah, creating about 230 jobs; a new Sri Lankan and Chinese restaurant in Wrexham plans to open in early August and “create more job opportunities.” Career Moves: South Africa’s IDAC boss Andrea Johnson requested release from office within 24 hours amid fallout from IDAC cases. Skills & Growth: Egypt’s TMG signed a five-year SAP deal to upgrade digital infrastructure with cloud ERP and business AI.
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