Impact of outsourcing on Mexican operations (employment structures)
October 25, 2023 /
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Mexico's outsourcing reform includes significant restrictions on such services, so companies doing business in Mexico must be aware of them and the risks in case of non-compliance.
Our partner, Ernesto de la Puente, writes for the Southwestern Institute for International and Comparative Law Newsletter This article provides an overview of the applicable regulations and offers practical advice when analyzing employment structures in Mexico.
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