Mexico Amends the Federal Labor Law
On Jan. 11, a decree was published in Mexico’s Official Gazette of the Federation that amended Mexico’s Federal Labor Law on the subject of remote work by adding a chapter that took effect Jan. 12.
Canada: Employers Reassess Business Travel During COVID-19 Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has raised issues among Canadian businesses about work travel, employment law experts say, forcing companies to re-evaluate their travel policies.
Canada’s Supreme Court Entitles Dismissed Employees to Bonuses
The Supreme Court of Canada unanimously ruled in favor of a former employee’s entitlement to bonus pay and other benefits after being forced out of the company.
Walmart Executive Highlights Adjustments to Pandemic
The chief people officer and senior vice president for Walmart Mexico and Central America discussed the company’s adjustments to the pandemic at the SHRM Global Mobility and Immigration Symposium.
Mexico’s President Introduces Proposed Subcontracting Reform
Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador announced in a press conference that he is officially introducing an initiative to Congress to reform subcontracting.
Canada: COVID-19 Screening Is Mandatory in Ontario Workplaces
As Canada’s most populous province grapples with a second wave of the coronavirus, employers in Ontario now must issue screening questions to workers and essential visitors about COVID-19 before they come into the office.
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