Employment Law Mexico
Learn the intricacies of Mexican Employment Law and gain an understanding of HR practices in Mexico.
Course Outline:
Learn the intricacies of Mexican Employment Law and gain an understanding of HR practices in Mexico.
If your organisation has, or is likely to set up, operations in Mexico then you must ensure that you have an appreciation of key Mexican employment laws as well as reliable information on employment conditions, policies and procedures.
Led by experts, this seminar provides an overview of the Mexican employment law scene and highlights how employment law in Mexico differs from other countries.
Key Learning Outcomes:
- Remote work
- Subcontracting and profit sharing
- New model on collective negotiations
- Mexico’s labour obligations under the USMCA and the strict supervision by the US
- Increase in vacation days and other possible reforms
Course Details:
- Duration: 1/2 day
- Public course format and fee: Virtual | £345 + VAT
- In-house course format and fee: Virtual | Call for details
Book below if you want to attend a public course. Please call 020 7549 2549 or email info@bondsolon.com to discuss or book an in-house course.
The Speaker:
David Puente - Basham, Ringe y Correa
David is a partner at Basham, Ringe y Correa and specialises in collective and individual labour law, social security, litigation, and business advising.
He has extensive experience in collective bargaining, specialising in the automotive and electrical energy industries. He has been recognized for handling individual and collective litigation, as well as social security litigation.
He has been a lecturer in different associations and chambers of commerce in labour law matters. He has been Coordinator of the Labour Law Committee of the Mexican Bar of Lawyers in Monterrey.
He was President of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Monterrey. He was Coordinator of the Human Resources Committee of AMCHAM. He is coordinator of the Labour Committee of the Mexican Institute of Finance Executives.
Member of the International Bar Association and the American Bar Association.
He was an Expert Translator of the English-Spanish language, authorized by the Superior Court of Justice of the State of Nuevo León.
David is one of the country's most prominent labour and social security lawyers, with extraordinary recognition in the northern region and has been recognised by Chambers & Partners Latin America Band 2 and in Monterrey at Band 3, as well as in Legal 500, Who's Who Legal and Latin Lawyer 250.