On 20 September, Mexico's ruling Morena party presented various labour law amendments related to human rights. The changes presented to the Mexican senate by President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's party include an increase in holiday allowances from six to 18 days per year and working days of seven hours instead of eight at present. The proposal also includes an extension of paternity leave from five to 20 paid working days.
More rest days. The labour law changes presented by the Morena party would see the number of days of holiday Mexican workers are entitled to increase from six to 12 per year initially, with an additional two days added each year until the level of 18 is reached. From this point onwards, a further two days would be added every five years. However, a continuous period of 12 working days would have to be observed. The Mexican business organisation Coparmex (Confederación Patronal de la...
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