The reduction of the number of working hours is a world trend and Mexico is quickly moving in this direction and it should be established by 2030, but this is creating uncertainty because it entails a cost for companies given that the same amount of...
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The Reduction of Working Hours in Mexico: A Necessary Change with Challenges to be Faced...
The amendment seeking to reduce the workweek to 40 hours, from the current 48, is an initiative that has confronted the business sector with the workers from its proposal in 2022...
Some analysts indicate that economic slowdown and uncertainty should trigger stronger support for small companies, who are the main employers in the country...
The discussion forums that will be conducted starting on this coming June 2 to discuss the reduction of the weekly working hours from 48 to 40 must include topics such as: payment by the hour and hourly contracts which, while permitted by the Federal...
#WinnersAndLosers | It is not a good time to put a higher burden on employers, such as a shorter workweek, since we are facing Trump’s tariffs, stated Oscar de la Vega, partner at the law firm @DLVMRabogados. https://twitter.com/i/status/1918116132822634750 ...
Do not miss the conversation with Fernando Patiño, associate at the De la Vega y Martínez Rojas Law Firm. ...
The opinion in this regard was given by Regina de la Vega, labor lawyer at the De la Vega y Martínez Rojas Law Firm, in an interview with Gabriel Camacho. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2v7Fbj2LXYk ...
Join us in the interview with Jorge Cervantes, Director of the Labor Business School. ...
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