AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoLabor Law Overhaul: Mexico’s Federal Labor Law reform (published May 1) cuts the maximum weekly workweek to 40 hours and tightens overtime rules—raising overtime limits to 12 hours/week (paid double) and capping total workday hours at 12, with any overtime beyond 12/week paid triple. It also sets up a new electronic time-record obligation starting Jan. 1, 2027, forcing employers to track start/end times. USMCA & Trade Pressure: With the U.S. still juggling tariff fights and global uncertainty, Mexico’s business agenda remains tied to North American trade stability—especially as companies watch how policy shifts could ripple into supply chains. World Cup Momentum: Mexico’s World Cup preparations keep accelerating across host cities, with major infrastructure and fan-zone planning underway as the June 11 kickoff nears. Border & Enforcement Headlines: The week also carried fresh cross-border enforcement stories, underscoring how immigration and security policy continue to affect businesses and communities on both sides of the line.
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