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40 Hour Working Day Does Not Slow the Development of Mexico: the Strong Message of Marath Bolaños and the Secretariat of Labor
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The dignity of work is not at odds with competitiveness, said the governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri González, when inaugurating the Forum for the Implementation of the 40 Hour Labor Week, held at the Querétaro Congress Center. “Yes to change, but with responsibility. Yes to labor justice, but without breaking what works,” the state president told federal authorities, business representatives, union leaders and workers, stressing the need to d…
Alejandro Arregui, secretary of Labor in the state, said that contact was established with the citizens to know their doubts and proposals before the imminent entry into force of this measure for the benefit of the workers.
The Secretary of Labour and Social Welfare (STPS) and its head, Marath Bolaños, gave a strong message about Mexico's economic development in the face of the implementation of the 40-hour working day.This message was given today, June 3, at the fifth forum for the implementation of the 40-hour working day, which was held in Querétaro and was attended by the Mexican Confederation of Employers (Coparmex).Marath Bolaños highlighted that the center o…
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