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IMSS Workers Will March on October 13th; Demand Wage Increase and Trade Union Change

Unconforming workers of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) called for a national march on Tuesday, October 13, with the objective of demanding a greater direct increase in wages, better working conditions, supply of medicines and medical supplies, as well as the dismissal of the general secretary of the National Trade Union...
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They demand a fair wage increase and the dismissal of the leader of the national union, Rafael Olivas Hernández Santiago García C.12 Octubre, 2026. Hermosillo, Sonora.- Unionized workers of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), in Sonora, joined the national protests in demand of fair wage increases and against the decisions approved in the [...]

ARISTEGUI NEWS The protest will be on October 13 on CDMX, a day before

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The protest will be on October 13 at CDMX, one day before the consultation on the 6.8% wage increase. They also demand the dismissal of the IMSS union leader.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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Members of the National Union of Social Security Workers (SNTSS) declared a national strike after seven hours of negotiations with the Ministry of the Interior (Segob). The protest keeps several clinics and offices of the IMSS closed in Mexico City and the Metropolitan Area, as well as roadblocks. Workers reject the 2.9% wage increase negotiated by the union and demand an increase of 10%, as well as the holding of a national congress. They also …

Workers of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) are ready to take to the streets on 13 and 14 October to demand a wage increase and better working conditions, and the cessation of the current union leadership.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Monday, October 12, 2026.
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