Note published on July 3 in El Financiero TV, Noticias [News] Section by Juan Carlos Barajas.
The change in union democracy is “like rock and roll, here to stay” and strike actions await us, said Óscar de la Vega, expert in labor matters. #ElFinancieroTV
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Join us in the interview with Jessica Rojas Muñoz, Associate at the De La Vega & Martínez Rojas, S.C. Law Firm.
Sources close to the recent Atento Servicios case explained that, formerly, several Mexican companies opted for absorbing tariffs rather that complying with the requirements and regulations of the trade agreement between Mexico, the United States, and Canada.
Faced with the uncertainty in regard to the imposition of US tariffs on the automotive sector, the decline in production, and competition, among other factors, Volkswagen de México could resort to laying off 1,093 workers at its Puebla plant, company and union representatives revealed. Hugo
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