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Mexico’s Supreme Court Upholds Employer Duties to Agricultural Workers

The ruling preserves inspection and enforcement that aim to protect vulnerable rural and migrant workers.

MPT Ends Probe After Influencers Sign Conduct Pact and Post Educational Video

Mexico Sets Phased Cut to 40-Hour Workweek and Seeks Clarity on Night-Shift Rules

Viih Tube and Eliezer Agree to End Employee Reality and Pay R$350,000

Albanese Government Announces New Fair Work Court

Domestic Worker Rescued After 52 Years Will Receive R$645,000 in Reparations

Peru Enacts Ley Silla Granting Seated Breaks After Three Hours Standing

Worker Rescued From Luxury Ceará Condo After 55 Years in Conditions Analogous to Slavery

Peru Confirms June 29 Holiday; Extra Pay Only When No Compensatory Rest Is Given

Peru Public Ministry CAS Staff Start Nationwide 48‑Hour Strike

CNT Accuses Taberna Garibaldi of 12–14 Hour Shifts as Restaurant Pushes Back

Committee Drops 'Equivalence' Route but Keeps Welfare in Pay Rule

Mexico City Splits Metro Line 2 Service as Light-Rail Cable Breaks Force Evacuations

INAPAM Confirms PTU Deposits for Formally Employed Older Adults

Mexico Sets May 30 Deadline for Company PTU Payments as Fines and Protests Grow

Berlin Court Removes Ban on Strikes at Municipal Kitas

Supreme Court Blocks Cuts to Pay Labeled as “Nómina Complementaria”

Maquiladora Workers in Yucatán and Campeche Halt Work After Receiving Tiny PTU Payments

ICJ Rules Right to Strike Is Protected Under ILO Convention 87

ICJ Recognizes Right to Strike Under ILO Convention No. 87