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International experiences offer insights for Mexico as it navigates reducing work hours, focusing on organization, flexibility, and productivity.
An in-depth look at the USMCA wage debate from the perspective of Tachi-S Trim Cover's operations, exploring worker realities, automation, and policy challenges.
This weekly economic analysis covers key developments for Mexico's business sector, including electoral reforms, new investment laws, market trends, labor updates, and energy policy.
Jalisco prepares for Mexico's gradual 40-hour workweek implementation (2027-2030), impacting operations and overtime regulations for businesses.
Mexico's president proposes a constitutional reform to reduce the workweek to 40 hours, with gradual implementation and no salary cuts, aiming for approval by 2025 and implementation starting 2026.
