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Monday, November 2, 2026 (Day of the Dead) is not a mandatory day of rest under the Federal Labour Law (LFT) in Mexico
Finished falls this Monday, November 2, and guarantees to those who do not work on weekends a continuous holiday of Saturday, October 31, until Monday, day 2. The calendar of 2026 confirms the day of the week, and the People Gazette lists the date between the national holidays of the month. For anyone who is...
November 2nd is not a mandatory rest day in Mexico, so companies are not obliged to grant it. Although there are initiatives to include it in the Federal Labour Law, none have prospered.
Will Monday, November 2, be a holiday or a working day? Know what the law establishes
Image generated with ChatGPT On Monday, November 2, the banking branches in Mexico will suspend their operations for the Day of the Dead. The date appears in the calendar of inoperable days of the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV), but it is not part of the mandatory rest days established by the Federal Labor Law (LFT). The difference matters for those who plan financial procedures, payments or labor activities during the Novembe…
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