Home Office Act is launched in Mexico
Since Tuesday, January 13, a reform to the Federal Labor Law that regulates the “home office” came into force in Mexico. This reform grant guarantees... Details
Is Outsourcing Disappearing in Mexico?
Critics of the measure pointed out that even more jobs would be lost, given the inability of many companies, due to the pandemic, to incorporate... Details
Brazil proposes a new legal framework for startups.
Currently, Brazil has a debate about reforming social security and tax laws. Parallel to this discussion, the plenary is also taking an important step to... Details
Positivo Tecnologia: adapting to a new brave world
Positivo Tecnologia, a leading PC manufacturer in Brazil, does not go through its best moment. People are buying fewer personal computers these days. The downward... Details
Teleworking in the labor laws of LatAm
New technologies have allowed the popularization of forms of employment that do not require workers to be inside the facilities of companies to perform the... Details
Law of Knowledge Economy seeks to revive Argentina’s IT sector
The Argentine Senate approved the law of knowledge economy, which seeks to extend the benefits granted by the software law in Argentina since 2004 to... Details
Chile: Labor reform proposes social security for digital platform workers
In Chile, the government led by Sergio Piñera presented a reform project to change the labor law. According to the Chilean media, this plan focuses... Details
Could Bernie Sanders stop the trend of outsourcing jobs?
The labor reform advances in Mexico. Mexican Chamber of Deputies has already approved it and is now in the hands of senators to vote for... Details
Mexican Labor reform: How Will It Affect to Outsourcing Services?
The Speaker of the House of Representatives of the United States, Nancy Pelosi, warned that the United States would not sign the United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement... Details