On February 20, the Mexican Senate unanimously approved the so-called "Ley Silla", an amendment to five articles of the Federal Labor Law that recognizes the right of workers to take…
By Francisco Gama On February 5th, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador sent an initiative to the Chamber of Deputies to reform Article 123 of the Constitution in its twelfth section,…
In the Mexican labor scenario, under the growing need for additional income, it is very likely that a worker will seek to hold two jobs to sustain his or her…
By: América Morales On January 26th, a thesis was published in the Federal Judicial Weekly which determines how video recordings should be handled in administrative investigation procedures to terminate an…
By Francisco Gama The recent reform in labor rights for field workers, which came into effect on January 25th, introduced a significant figure for employers in the sector: Labor Inspectors.…
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 minimum wage and represents the…
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 perspective on this phenomenon in…
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 project for Official Mexican Standard…
A common concern among employers in Mexico revolves around the validity of termination agreements in the employment relationship, a topic that has been the subject of continuous debate among legal…
On December 15, 2023, the creation of a Work Commission on Rest Days was announced in the Federal Official Gazette. This commission, a collaboration between the Political Coordination Board of…
