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Call for a 40-Hour Plan to Be Sectorized and Phased
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The proposal to reduce working hours to 40 hours within the next five years is reasonable, but would have to be made by sectors, in a phased manner and with tax benefits, considered experts. Francisco Martínez, president of Adecco, a company specializing in Human Resources, pointed out that the proposal is to start in 2026 gradually and with fiscal incentives to SMEs. In addition, he suggested starting with sectors such as manufacturing, agricul…
Reducing working hours to 40 hours within 5 hours is reasonable, but it will have to be done by sectors and staggered, experts say.
The workers' sector responded to the proposals of the employers' sector, which conditions the reduction of working hours from 48 to 40 hours a week to legal changes such as reducing the payment of overtime and adjusting the Sunday premium.
The sector of commerce, services and tourism asked the Mexican authorities to be excluded in its entirety from the reduction of the working day that seeks to implement the federal government from 48 to 40 hours until 2030. Eduardo Ulises Chávez Hidalgo, president of the National Chamber of Commerce in Small (Conacope) of Querétaro, considered that the reduction of working hours should not apply for all sectors due to the nature of each area.
TIJUANA, Baja California.- The ninth edition of the Coparmex Tijuana Golf Tournament will be held on July 11 at the Campestre Club facilities that will bring together 168 players. Roberto Vega, president of Coparmex Tijuana, accompanied by renowned businessman Gilberto Fimbres; Juan Carlos Caropresi and Enrique León, councillors of Coparmex and members of the [...] La entrada Coparmex announces Golf Tournament aparece primero en PSN Noticias.
Alfredo Ortiz, national president of the Coparmex Young Entrepreneurs Commission, urged young people to become informed and involved in these processes.
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