The return of union dues is criticized
In the midst of an economic crisis and high inflation, workers could take another hit to their pockets. The Senate approved the mandatory deduction of union dues from workers’ salaries, which quashes the right that workers had since May 1 of 2019 of deciding whether they authorized this measure. Additionally, it is a measure that […]
The Reform for applying the deduction of union fees to workers is a violation to freedom of association: Experts
The controversial labor reform on union dues advances through the Senate, raising questions about freedom of association and the impact on Mexican workers.
Will collective bargaining truly take place now?
Collective bargaining now requires a profound process of design, preparation, and development, as it is a key element of the labor sustainability of businesses in the country.
Job jumping talent
Job jumpers are more than frequent changes in the CV. They are agents of change and innovation in the world of work.
Interview with Carla Martínez, Associate at the De La Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Law Firm
Join us in the Interview with Carla Martínez, Associate at the De La Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Law Firm.
Interview with Héctor de La Cruz, Partner at the De La Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Law Firm
Join us in the interview with Héctor de La Cruz, Partner at the De La Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Law Firm.
The role of internal communication in times of labor crises
That will not happen to me! This phrase is heard recurrently when companies work on their labor strategy planning.
VU Manufacturing “runs” and fails to comply with the USMCA’s Labor Mechanism: USTR
El gobierno estadounidense recordó que en marzo de este año EU y México anunciaron un plan de remediación para abordar la actual denegación de derechos en la instalación de la empresa de componentes automotrices pero éste no fue atendido; piden liquidaciones acorde a la Ley.
Interview with Jorge Cervantes, Director of the Labor Business School
Join us in the interview with Jorge Cervantes, Director of the Labor Business School.
Unions are using calls to strike to obtain legitimation: experts
In the Monthly Report on the behavior of the Economy, the STPS [Department of Labor and Social Welfare] and the National Commission on Minimum Wages, informed that the unions have conducted revisions in which 87,602 workers have been involved in collective bargaining negotiations in the Federal jurisdiction during August of 2023: 11.2% work in public companies and 88.8% in private companies.
