Bi-Monthly/monthly
36.69 – 43.72%
16%
NB - dates marked with a * are not official national holidays but are widely observed across the country
Paid sick leave for eligible employees is up to 52 weeks at a rate of 60% of their regular salary (or 100% in the case of work-related injuries).
Paid maternity leave is 12 weeks (six before the birth and six after) on full pay (with 40% paid by the employer and 60% by the government).
Paid paternity leave for a period of five days is mandatory.
Employers must have a just cause for terminating an employee's contract, and termination without liability must be for one of eight reasons stipulated by the Mexican Federal Labor Law.
Mexico does not have statutory minimum notice periods.
Severance payments of three times an employee's regular salary are required in cases of dismissal without reasonable cause. Extra payments equivalent to 20 days' salary are required for each year of service over 15 years.
Typical probation periods in Mexico are 90 days.
Bi-Monthly/monthly
36.69 – 43.72%
16%
NB - dates marked with a * are not official national holidays but are widely observed across the country
Paid sick leave for eligible employees is up to 52 weeks at a rate of 60% of their regular salary (or 100% in the case of work-related injuries).
Paid maternity leave is 12 weeks (six before the birth and six after) on full pay (with 40% paid by the employer and 60% by the government).
Paid paternity leave for a period of five days is mandatory.
Employers must have a just cause for terminating an employee's contract, and termination without liability must be for one of eight reasons stipulated by the Mexican Federal Labor Law.
Mexico does not have statutory minimum notice periods.
Severance payments of three times an employee's regular salary are required in cases of dismissal without reasonable cause. Extra payments equivalent to 20 days' salary are required for each year of service over 15 years.
Typical probation periods in Mexico are 90 days.