US EditionValladares Asks to Take Care of Smes in Reform of 40 Hours
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The Senate approved the reduction of working hours to 40 hours, but it will be gradual until 2030, does not provide for two mandatory days of rest and includes changes in the overtime scheme, which has generated criticisms from trade unions and labor organizations Text: Camilo Ocampo Photo: Moisés Pablo Nava / Cuartoscuro CITY OF MEXICO. – The Senate of the Republic approved on February 11, in general and in particular, the constitutional reform…
The reform to reduce the working day to 40 hours a week is a “historic achievement,” said the federal deputy Por: Redacción Juan Carlos Valladares, federal deputy for the Green Ecologist Party of Mexico (PVEM), described as a “historic achievement” the reform proposal to reduce the working day to 40 hours a week; however, he pointed out that it is necessary to thoroughly review its economic implications before its vote in the Chamber of Deputies…
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