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By: Juan Carlos Aguilar Noble, Rodrigo Salgado, Miguel Jimenez, Rodrigo Garcia Torres-Trueba, Sergio Flores, Diego Salgado, Vicente Duque, Mirna Luna
Con tendencias como la deslocalización y el Acuerdo entre Estados Unidos, México y Canadá, las empresas que buscan aprovechar el talento de México deben comprender la dinámica legal de la movilidad laboral trasnacional.
Con aportes de los Socios Juan Carlos Noble y Rodrigo Salgado, nuestro director Miguel Jiménez, los Gerentes Senior Rodrigo García, Sergio Flores, Diego Salgado, Vicente Duque y nuestra Consultora Mirna Luna, se elaboró el “Manual de Cumplimiento Migratorio para Empresas en México”, cubre la historia de la migración en México, su marco legal, y el cumplimiento corporativo, brindando orientación a las empresas que navegan por el panorama migratorio de México.
Lea más aquí.
Tenga en cuenta que la guía solo está disponible mediante compra.
With trends like nearshoring and the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement, companies looking to harness talent from Mexico must understand the legal dynamics of transnational labor mobility.
With contributions from Partners Juan Carlos Noble and Rodrigo Salgado, Director Miguel Jimenez, Senior Manager Rodrigo Garcia, Manager Sergio Flores, Senior Business Immigration Manager Diego Salgado, Field Manager Vicente Duque and Business Immigration Consultant Mirna Luna, the “Manual de Cumplimiento Migratorio para Empresas en México”, covers Mexico’s history of migration, its legal framework, corporate compliance and more, providing guidance for companies navigating Mexico’s immigration landscape.
Read more here.
Please note the guide is only available by purchase.
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