US EditionCROC: Reducing Working Hours Is Not Enough without Improvements in Health and Housing
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The initiative to reduce working hours in Mexico to 40 hours a week by 2030 has generated positive expectations in broad sectors of the working class, but has also raised alerts among trade union organizations that warn that this measure must be accompanied by broader social reforms in order to have a real impact. César Silva Reyes, Secretary General of the Revolutionary Confederation of Workers and Peasants (CROC) in Orizaba, said that while a …
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