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US and Mexico agree on labor rights measures at Industrias Tecnos plant

The memorandum outlines compensation for dismissed workers and steps to protect freedom of association and collective bargaining.

The United States and Mexico announced a memorandum addressing labor rights concerns at the Industrias Tecnos facility in Morelos. The company and the Mexican government are to take steps to remedy violations of Mexican law.

Author: Робот Source: Office of the United States Trade Representative

Exterior of the Industrias Tecnos ammunition manufacturing facility in Mexico
The Industrias Tecnos facility in Mexico is to implement measures to protect workers’ rights. Illustrative photo. Photo: Jools-Black / Pixabay, Pixabay Content License

The United States and Mexico announced a memorandum of understanding concerning labor rights at the Industrias Tecnos, S.A. de C.V. facility in Cuernavaca, Morelos. The company manufactures small arms ammunition.

The agreement sets out measures to remedy violations of Mexican law and protect freedom of association and collective bargaining. Mexico will ensure the company verifies and pays any wages or benefits owed to workers unlawfully dismissed.

Industrias Tecnos is to train its personnel on workers’ rights, adopt a zero-tolerance policy for violations and establish a confidential channel for anonymous complaints. The company must also make its guidelines, training materials and complaint information accessible to workers.

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Mexico will review the outcomes of cases involving dismissed workers and monitor the facility’s compliance with the memorandum and Mexican law. It will also provide separate in-person training for workers and for supervisors, human resources and labor relations personnel, and investigate reports of possible violations.

The United States and Mexico set October 15, 2026, as the deadline for completing the listed actions. On June 24, 2024, the United States asked Mexico to review the matter. After Mexico reported that it found no denial of rights at the facility, the United States requested the establishment of a panel under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.

Source: Office of the United States Trade Representative

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