Mexico's June 1st Holiday: A Legal Battle Over 40-Hour Work Weeks

Mexico's June 1st Holiday: A Legal Battle Over 40-Hour Work Weeks Mexico City - June 1st, 2025, is a non-working day in Mexico, a fact confirmed by labor lawyer Lic. Susana Prieto. This is based on Article 74, section 9, of the Federal Labor Law. However, the holiday is not without controversy. Lic. Prieto, known for her advocacy for workers' rights, strongly criticized the business sector's opposition to the 40-hour work week, stating, "It's absurd that the entire business sector is united to screw over workers." She urged workers to demand triple pay for any work performed on June 1st and to pursue legal action if employers refuse. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between employers and employees regarding working conditions in Mexico.

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