Mexico is a popular destination for manufacturing companies, thanks to its low labor costs and skilled workforce. However, it's important to understand the basic workweek in Mexico before you set up shop.
The standard workweek in Mexico is 48 hours, with a maximum of eight hours per day, that could be negotiated. There are also mandatory breaks, for example half hour for lunch break and others.
In addition to the standard workweek, there are a number of other labor laws that companies must comply with in Mexico. These include laws on overtime pay, holiday pay, and severance pay.
Javid LLC is a shelter manufacturing company that can help you comply with all of the labor laws in Mexico. In addition to helping you find and hire qualified workers in Mexico, we can provide you with payroll services, benefits administration, and HR consulting.
Here are some of the benefits of working with Javid LLC:
We have a deep understanding of the Mexican labor laws.
We can help you find and hire qualified workers.
We can provide you with payroll services, benefits administration, and HR consulting.
We can help you ensure that your company is compliant with all of the labor laws in Mexico.
If you're considering manufacturing in Mexico, Javid LLC can help you make the process smooth and easy. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you.
Here are some additional details about the workweek in Mexico:
The workweek can be divided into two shifts, with a maximum of eight hours per shift.
The workday can start as early as 6:00 AM and end as late as 8:00 PM.
Workers are entitled to one day of rest per week, which can be on Sunday or any other day of the week.
Workers are also entitled to paid holidays, including New Year's Day, September 16th (Mexican Independence Day), and Christmas.
Javid LLC can help you with all of these aspects of the workweek in Mexico. We can help you set up your payroll system, track employee hours, and ensure that you are compliant with all of the labor laws. We can also help you find and hire qualified workers and provide them with benefits.
Contact Javid LLC today to learn more about how we can help you with your manufacturing needs in Mexico.