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...
Join us in the interview with Regina De la Vega, Lawyer at De la Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Read original source ...
Read original source What happens if I resign without 15 days’ notice? Resigning with one day’s notice: Does it affect your reputation and employment opportunities? While the law does not require a specific prior notice to the employer, resigning without prior notice can create a negative perception...
Join us in the interview with Rolando Santos González, Partner at the De La Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Law Firm. Read original source ...
The founding partner of De La Vega & Martínez Rojas S.C., a leading Firm specialized in handling professional and immigration matters, led an openclass to analyze the new Mexican jurisprudence in this matter....
Read original source The labor reform left a balance of 16 percent of formal workers that are unionized, which leaves the path clear for unions to seek the affiliation of the 84 percent of the people that were left without representation. Blanya Correal, an expert of the De...
The demand for certificates of representativeness has doubled in the last year, which speaks of unions that want to take the place of those that were displaced after their instruments of representativeness were not legitimized....
Read original source Close to 30,000 collective bargaining agreements (CCTs) were legitimized within the framework of the implementation of the labor reform. But the party did not end there; in fact, it is barely getting started. This becomes evident in the more than 2,900 applications for...
In 2021, there were 628 Certificates of Representativeness; 1,835 in 2022; and there are 2,964 so far in 2023....
Read original source Now that the legitimation of Collective Bargaining Agreements (CCT) has ended, the various union organizations of the country have started a battle, as in the old days, to obtain the representation of the trade unions that have not been able to reach collective...
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