Labor, social security and operational, the triple impact of the vacation reform
The holiday reform It has been in force since January 1, which means that companies must make a series of ...
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Tag: Human capital
Talent pool, a wise option to prepare companies for the future
There are two soups when you lose a leader Within a company: take a reactive approach and concentrate efforts on ...
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At retirement, Mexican women earn almost 40% less wealth than men
All over the world, there are gender gaps employment, wages and health, among other areas. This means that at the ...
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Stagflation will abruptly slow down the progress of the labor market in 2023: ILO
The global economy is facing a stagflationa scenario that will put a stop to the working marketwhich is expected to ...
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How is the affiliation of domestic workers to Social Security going?
The domestic worker membership The Mexican Institute of Social Security (IMSS) grew 30% in 2022, going from 40,491 to 53,584 ...
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Inflation put wage increases in check and led to the worst fall in three decades
Despite positive negotiations in the last months of the year, the salary increases at the federal level they had a ...
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The world of work will face a new clash of storms this year
“In 2023 the labor issue will be important, the challenge is how we will adapt and implement the changes. It ...
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Digital skills top job training priorities again
The digital skills development led the training of the workforce in 2022. According to a study by Udemy Business, this ...
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Mexico registers one of the worst levels of work-life balance in the world: ILO
The impact of the covid-19 pandemic brought to the table the need –and the possibility– of rethinking traditional labor schemes ...
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Labor migration sneaks into the agenda of the North American Leaders Summit
There are plenty of reasons to talk about migration and employment between Mexico and the United States. Surprisingly, the issue ...
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