Labor and corporate immigration

● Technical stoppages have become an increasingly frequent measure for formal companies. ● Though a legal and a temporary measure, they are a reflection of the pressure that companies are under in face of a more rigid regulatory framework and by the labor reforms that

The labor clock in Mexico has started to move toward the 40-hour workweek. However, the road ahead is still full of questions on how to achieve this without hindering businesses or affecting workers’ pockets. For months, unions and employers have debated about how to implement

Despite their daily presence in companies, public institutions and universities, interns in Mexico are still not protected by the Federal Labor Law. Experts warn that this work role, used as a training tool, has become a model of precarious youth employment.