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ARTICLE · 15 DECEMBER 2020

Mexico Poised To Amend Law Regulating Teleworking

On December 9, 2020, Mexico's Senate approved a bill amending the Federal Labor Law (FLL) regarding telework, which the House of Representatives passed the day before.

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On December 9, 2020, Mexico's Senate approved a bill amending the Federal Labor Law (FLL) regarding telework, which the House of Representatives passed the day before. While President López Obrador could return the bill to Congress with suggested changes, he is expected to sign and send the bill for publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation. The changes would take effect the day after publication.

The amendments create a new chapter for the FLL, which focus mainly on regulating the conditions, obligations and rights of teleworking. Under these new provisions, telework is understood as the performance of paid activities, under the employer's direction, in a place other than the company's or employer's facilities, while using information and communication technologies. These working conditions must be in place 40% of the time during the employment relationship to be considered telework; such working conditions performed occasionally or sporadically will not

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