Within the framework of Mexico's immigration policies, the issuance of a family unit visa to a dependent does not automatically grant them the right to work. Instead, dependents have the…
Within the 2021 subcontracting reform to the Federal Labor Law, a limit was established for the distribution of profits, equivalent to three months' salary of the employee or the average…
Historically, Mexico's approach to immigration and family reunification has paved the way for a comprehensive Dependent visa category that encompasses various family relationships. This visa classification plays a pivotal role…
The Supreme Court ruling has determined that the limitation on the concept of labor subcontracting is justified due to its impact on labor rights and the public treasury. The Court…
In recent days, the Judicial Weekly of the Federation published the thesis II.3o.A.12 A (11a.) issued by the Third Collegiate Court in Administrative Matters of the Second Circuit, whereby it…
Recently, Deputy Cecilia Márquez Alkadef Cortés (Morena) presented a reform initiative seeking to amend Article 86 of the LFT to ensure pay equality between women and men. Within the reform…
Arbitration, as a method for resolving disputes, has proven to be a valuable and efficient alternative to lengthy court proceedings. The possibility of obtaining a resolution within a relatively short…
On July 7th, an agreement was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation issued by the Honorable Technical Council of the Mexican Social Security Institute, regarding the treatment that…
Mexico is a vibrant and diverse country, attracting visitors and professionals from around the world. One unique aspect of the Mexican visa system is that language proficiency is not considered…
Recently, it was reported in various media outlets that the multinational company Enerflex has initiated an international arbitration against Mexico due to an adverse labor ruling. The ruling, issued by…
