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STPS adopts artificial intelligence to optimize and target federal labor inspections.
Labor reform for Uber and Didi drivers and couriers: lack of clarity on accident insurance coverage
The recent reform that brings digital platform workers under Mexico’s mandatory Social Security regime has raised new questions about its implementation—particularly regarding accident insurance coverage...
INFONAVIT: The Federal Judiciary’s analysis of Regulatory Guideline 01/2025 concerning Article 29 of the INFONAVIT Law
Mexico’s Federal Judiciary affirms INFONAVIT’s position on salary deductions during employee absences or medical leave...
INFONAVIT participates in the pilot program for the inclusion of digital platform workers
INFONAVIT joins the pilot program for the inclusion of digital platform workers in the mandatory social security system...
IMSS: New Social Security Framework for Digital Platforms
The IMSS takes a step toward formalizing digital platform workers through a pilot program set to launch on July 1, 2025...
The Mexican Social Security Institute requests the Tax Administration Service to cancel digital seal certificates for unreachable employers
The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) has requested that the Tax Administration Service (SAT) definitively cancel digital seal certificates for employers deemed unreachable, potentially triggering significant operational consequences...
Update on the Amendment to Article 29 of the INFONAVIT Law
INFONAVIT Issues Clarifying Criterion on Article 29 Amendment, Providing Greater Certainty for Employers...
Amendment to the Law of the Institute of the National Housing Fund for Workers
The recent Decree amending the INFONAVIT Law imposes new financial burdens on employers by eliminating the suspension of housing loan deductions in cases of worker disability or absence. In this briefing, we analyze its impact and the potential legal...