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Jalisco's labor market is facing increased pressure, with a significant loss of formal jobs in August 2026, particularly impacting permanent positions and younger workers.
Experts and business leaders discuss essential transformations for Mexican companies to boost productivity, integrate talent, and adapt to the future of work.
Analysis of Querétaro's employment landscape in Q1 2026 reveals sector-specific growth and contraction.
Mexico's labor productivity saw a significant 1.96% increase, surpassing the OECD average and highlighting its strong post-pandemic performance.
Mexico's 2026 income tax adjustments impact workers, particularly those near minimum wage, posing challenges for businesses to retain talent.
Aguascalientes shows improved income and labor stability according to IMCO's ICE 2025 report, yet faces challenges in boosting labor productivity and participation.
China faces an unprecedented demographic crisis that has forced the country to revise its pension policy and raise the retirement age for the first time since the 1950s. This change, driven by the decline in the working population and the accelerated aging of Chinese society, marks a turning point in the labor policy of the Asian giant.
