MexicoNewsletter January, 2021Mexico regulates teleworkJanuary, 2021On 9 December 2020, the Mexican Senate approved a reform to the Federal Labour Law to regulate telework.The law establishes the voluntary nature of this form of work and the need to define it in writing+ Read moreNewsletter November, 2020Mexico: Presidential initiative to ban “outsourcing” to be discussed by the ParliamentNovember, 2020The reform aims at limiting outsourcing only to the provision of specialized services that are not part of the beneficiary’s main economic activity.National social partners met President Lopez Obrador, who expressed the government’s openness to dialogue.IOE and WEC underlined their concern and offered support to draft a future-proof labour market regulation.+ Read moreMexico: Full implementation of the Regulation No. 035/2018 on psychosocial risks and prevention at workNovember, 2020Regulation No. 035/2018 (Norma Oficial Mexicana NOM-035-STPS-2018) on psychosocial risk factors at work was adopted in 2018, but it entered into force on a two-step phase and became fully applicable on 23 October 2020.+ Read moreNewsletter September, 2020Mexico: the Business Coordination Council introduces tools to prevent labour disputes September, 2020The new trade agreement between Canada, Mexico and the USA could limit Mexican companies to export to the US or Canada because of labour disputes. The Employer’s federation CCE, provided tools for Mexican business to prevent this from happening. + Read more Page 3 of 3. 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