COVID-19 has put strain on Mexico’s labor, forcing all economic actors to step up. Read your weekly roundup here!

As COVID-19 spreads around the globe, companies need to take measures. How many jobs will possibly be affected? Read about it in your weekly roundup!

Millions of women went on strike following International Women’s Day. Read about this and other topics in your weekly talent roundup!

Gender equality and salary gaps are at the forefront of this edition. Read about this and more in your weekly roundup!

March 9 will be a day of national strike for Mexican women. An inclusive workforce can lead to rewards. Read this and more in your weekly roundup!

COVID-19 has forced people to work from home, while President López Obrador aims to reform the pension system. Read more in your weekly roundup!

The Mexican government aims to improve outsourcing. Job creation has dropped in January and refugees can look forward to better labor integration.

Read here about a university training for mega-projects, why headhunting talent should be reconsidered and a contentious issue on lowering pensions.

Government policies and private programs backed Mexican human capital, with 100 businesses committing to wages of no less than MX$6,500 per month.