03Mar
Implications for employers in Mexico regarding the coronavirus
Derived from recent events worldwide, in the event that the Mexican authorities issue a declaration of health contingency that implies the suspension of labor activities of the companies in Mexico, the employee’s obligation to provide their services...
By:
Hogan Lovells
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