Tag: labor market

The launch of bilateral T-MEC review talks between Mexico and the United States, excluding Canada, marks a pivotal moment for ...

Mexico’s economy faces a challenging mix of slow growth, persistent inflation, and external shocks. Weak investment and high informality constrain ...

Fragmented reforms and demographic shifts are compounding Mexico’s pension debt, raising concerns over fiscal sustainability and future investment capacity.

Latest data show near-zero GDP growth and sluggish formal employment, highlighting structural weaknesses in Mexico’s labor market.

New labor data highlights Coahuila’s top national ranking in formal employment, reinforcing its appeal amid nearshoring and industrial relocation trends.

A 2.6% unemployment rate in October 2025 highlights Mexico’s labor market resilience, reinforcing its macroeconomic stability and appeal to global ...

A modest uptick in unemployment underscores persistent structural challenges in Mexico’s labor market ahead of the 2024 elections.

New labor data shows informal jobs are growing faster than formal ones, raising concerns about Mexico’s labor market structure and ...

Low unemployment masks a deeper malaise in Mexico’s labor market: precarious work, invisible protections, and stagnant wages.

A 20% increase in Mexico’s minimum wage continues a trend of real wage growth, but raises questions about inflation, employment, ...