In Mexico, the minimum wage serves as the basis for determining the remuneration that workers should receive for their services. This amount is considered the
By: Marco Tena In the sphere of global economics, Mexico stands as a significant player, especially in the realm of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Yet,
Sports Law stands as a specialized branch of the legal system that deals with regulating the various dimensions and complexities surrounding the world of sports.
By: Guillermo Daffir Madrigal Monroy Among various ways to acquire a company, there is what the Anglo-Saxon world calls a “share deal” or the purchase
The International Labor Organization (ILO) conducted a worldwide survey to visualize experiences of occupational violence and harassment, marking the first effort to provide a global
By: Lizbeth Espinoza According to the General Law for the Prevention and Integral Management of Wastes (LGPGIR), a Management Plan is an instrument aimed at
On December 19th, during the regular session of the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative, the head of the Ministry of Labor and Social Welfare published the
This year has witnessed significant amendments and adjustments in Mexican labor legislation, reflecting a continuous transformation of working conditions in the country. The key milestones
The Labour Court for Individual Matters in the State of Tabasco has issued a landmark ruling, ordering the Mexican Social Security Institute and a grocery
