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

Declared fiscal profit decides whether employers must pay PTU, so workers can request a firm's tax return to verify loss claims.

ICJ Rules Right to Strike Is Protected Under ILO Convention 87

ICJ Recognizes Right to Strike Under ILO Convention No. 87

Peru’s Congress Approves ‘Ley Silla’ Guaranteeing Seated Rest for Standing Workers

Monte de Piedad Board Skips Labor Hearing as Union Rejects Labor Ministry Plan

Peru Sets May 15 CTS Deposit Deadline as Sunafil Warns of Heavy Fines

Mexico Reminds Employers to Pay 2026 Profit Sharing by Law’s May–June Deadlines

Mexico’s 2026 Worker Profit-Sharing Payments Due for Companies by May 30

Mexico Extends Profit-Sharing to App Drivers and Couriers for the First Time in 2026

Unionized Build A Rocket Boy Staff Sue Over Alleged Covert Surveillance

Court-Backed Caps Set Terms for Mexico’s 2026 Profit‑Sharing Payouts

Mayor Seeks Criminal Inquiry Into Bristol Beach Market After Demolition

Guerrero’s Tarjeta Dorada Expands as INAPAM Benefits Continue Nationwide

2026 Profit-Sharing: Mexico Clarifies Tax Exemption as Peru Affirms Part‑Time Rights

Samsung Files for Injunction to Curb Union Strike Tactics at Chip Plants

Argentine Judge Freezes 82 Provisions of Milei’s Labor Reform

Peru: Triple Pay for Working April 2–3 Without Substitute Rest

Workers Describe Hiding Orders and Cash Pay in Bizkaia Labor-Rights Trial

Paris Court Finds Yves Rocher Liable Under France’s Duty‑of‑Vigilance Law Over Turkish Layoffs

South Korea’s ‘Yellow Envelope’ Labor Law Takes Effect, Expanding Subcontractor Bargaining and Curbing Strike Damages