Even though there were no strikes during the month of December, the majority of the calls to strike that happened were mainly due to the salary review of the contract by law, followed by a salary review of the collective bargaining agreement and of...
Read original source The new era marked by the labor reform of 2019 has led companies to experience “true collective bargaining” and, in the case of Panasonic, an agreement was reached with the union’s representation that arose from the workers and will be submitted for voting...
Read original source Once the deadline for the legitimation of collective bargaining agreements is reached on May 1, there will be a rearrangement within the union world and the survivors will have to prove that they truly represent the workers. One of the main changes will be...
On February 6, the Department of Labor published a series of amendments in regard to the surveillance performed on companies that provide specialized services and those who hire them....
Read original source In the agreement for the Government to acquire the assets of Mexicana, it is foreseeable that a new labor relationship with the former workers of the airline will be considered, labor lawyers believe. The government would allocate resources to comply with the payment of...
Lea la nota en su fuente original Analyzing the level of legitimation of collective bargaining agreements (CCTs) completed to date, it is clear that on May 1, 2023 we will enter a stage that will be completely different from what we have experienced in the las...
Employers seek a correct interpretation of this Law, for example, on the payment of the vacation bonus....
Read original source https://player.vimeo.com/video/786565302?h=cafd54210f&dnt=1&app_id=122963 #ÍndiceEconómico Wednesday, Oscar de la Vega, Founding Partner of @DLVMRabogados, talks to is about the labor outlook that awaits us in 2023. @dariocelise, @marielenavega and Rogelio Varela will be waiting for you at 23:45 at @adn40 @adnopinion ...
This year we are facing rapid response mechanisms, successful and failed legitimations, union certifications, but above all, a new tenor in the negotiation of collective bargaining agreements...
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