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Mexico Advances 40-Hour Week as Brazil Fast-Tracks Five-Day Schedule

The twin pushes signal a regional shift toward shorter weeks without wage cuts.

Mexico Sets 40-Hour Week for 2027–2030 With Most Firms Unprepared

Mexico Plans Digital Time Clock for 40-Hour Week Rollout

Mexico Sets Official Timeline to Cut Workweek to 40 Hours by 2030

Greifswald Court Voids Mecklenburg‑Vorpommern’s Tourist Sunday‑Opening Rules

Mexico Publishes 40‑Hour Week Reform, Phased In Through 2030

Mexico’s 40-Hour Workweek Plan Faces Split Employer Views as Implementation Rules Awaited

Spanish Regional Courts Split on Legality of Workplace Bag Checks

Victoria Sets Two-Day Work-From-Home Right Across All Workplaces for Sept. 1

In Germany, Listening to Music at Work Is Generally Allowed, Legal Expert Says

Rosenmontag at Work: What German Law Says About Costumes

Brazil Backs Shorter Workweek as Employers Press for Offsets

Mexico Senate Approves Phased 40-Hour Workweek in Initial Vote

Studies Find Home Office Lifts Output, With Peak Efficiency at Three Days a Week

Argentina’s Workplace-Injury Lawsuits Hit Record in 2025 Despite Safer Jobs

Worker Critically Injured as Tiny House Falls During Crane Lift in Giessenburg

Snow and Ice Snarl Germany: What Work and Travel Rules Apply

Livorno Worker Killed by Truck Crane Bucket During Unloading as Yard and Vehicle Are Seized

No Vote Yet as French Assembly Debates May 1 Work Bill for Local Shops

Mexico's Labor Law Now Requires Workplace Training to Prevent Violence Against Women