As Mexican international and labor lawyers we have to deal (put up with) on a daily basis with annoying and frustrating issues and situations that originate as a result of the interpretation and application of the Mexican Federal Labor Law (the Law or this Law).... Read More

 

May 25 (Bloomberg) - Mexico’s exports to the U.S. are taking market share from China as demand rises for Mexican-made refrigerators from Whirlpool Corp. and Dodge Ram pickups from Chrysler Group LLC... Read More

NEWS about the relationship between Mexico and the United States has been mostly dismal of late. Every day brings reports of new murders in Mexico and new flare-ups over border security. But in one respect, at least, things are looking up... Read More

 

CHICAGO, July 1, 2010 - Employers announced plans to cut 39,358 jobs from their payrolls in June, a slight (1.4 percent) increase from the previous month's 38,810 announced layoffs. This marks the third consecutive month in which announced job cuts totaled less than 40,000, according to the latest job-cuts report released Thursday by global outplacement consultancy Challenger, Gray & Christmas, Inc... Read More

 

Wherever you are in your career, it's time to start developing leadership abilities - no fancy degrees or country club memberships required.
In your workplace there are people behind closed doors right now, looking for someone to promote or develop for a larger role. When your name comes up, you want one of them to say, "[Your name] is someone we're watching. We need a half dozen more like [your name]. [Your name] could be a leader in any organization—real CEO material"... Read More

 

A resume alone will not get you a job. It is not a brochure that can speak for you. It may not even open any doors. Most employers use resumes to eliminate candidates for a job. You may be eliminated from the recruitment process without ever having an interview if there is something in your resume that the employer does not like or feels is missing... Read More