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Nuevo León's construction sector experienced a 3.5% annual increase in occupied personnel in August 2026, indicating sector strength.
Manufacturing emerges as the primary driver of formal employment in Nuevo León during July 2026, offsetting losses in other sectors and contributing to state growth.
IMMEX program employment saw a 0.4% monthly increase in June, but overall figures remain below the previous year.
Heineken announced significant job cuts as part of a global restructuring, raising questions about potential layoffs in Mexico.
Nuevo León leads Mexico in IMMEX program growth, attracting new facilities and creating significant export-oriented jobs.
An analysis of Mexico's labor market distribution, revealing power dynamics in hiring, management, and workforce roles.
Nuevo León demonstrates strong economic dynamism with a robust portfolio of investment projects, driving state development and attracting capital.
Jalisco's retail sector shows mixed results in Feb 2026, with revenue drops but strong job growth and record wages, indicating resilience despite national moderation.
Flex announces a $1 billion investment in Jalisco for data center infrastructure, creating 5,000 specialized jobs and positioning Mexico as a global leader in high-value technology manufacturing.
Mexico faces a labor transformation, balancing market efficiency driven by nearshoring with the social implications of education and skill development, as debated by leading academics.
Jalisco's IMMEX employment shows resilience amidst a national industrial slowdown, driven by tech exports and nearshoring.
The Home Depot strengthens its presence in Mexico with strategic investments, driving employment, supply chains, and regional development, positioning itself as a key economic player.
Carlos Slim suggests a three-day work week and extending the retirement age to 75 to boost employment in Mexico.
Jalisco hosts the OCDE–UDG–ANUIES Forum, positioning itself as a key hub for global dialogue on AI's impact on education, employment, and sustainable development in Latin America.
The automotive industry faces significant challenges in talent retention, driven by uncompetitive salaries, lack of development plans, and evolving worker demands.
Guanajuato achieves 37% of 6-year investment goal in 1 year with $2.983B across 35 projects. 8,434 jobs committed, managing 25 more projects worth $1.5B and 5,000 jobs.
Telefónica Mexico (Movistar) exits after 24 years as part of global divestment. 2,000+ employees and millions of customers face transition to potential buyer Beyond One/Virgin Mobile.
Guanajuato generates over 45,000 jobs in H1 2025, ranking among Mexico's top 5 dynamic states. Learn how the state integrates economic growth with social well-being at IMEF Forum.
Mitsubishi Electric closes one Querétaro plant affecting 70 employees, relocating production to China, while maintaining two other active facilities in the state.
