Paula Dieli

Learn how to use an EOR in Mexico and find out how an employer of record platform like Remote can make it easy to hire globally with full compliance.

How to use an Employer of Record in Mexico

Pedro Barros

Remote's global employment experts share the most important information about how to set up as a contractor in Mexico. Learn how to file taxes, avoid misclassification, and remain compliant with the law.

How to set up as an independent contractor in Mexico

Use this helpful guide designed for hiring managers and HR leaders to learn how to compliantly hire and pay independent contractors in Mexico.

How to hire and pay independent contractors in Mexico

Amanda Day

Because Mexico has robust requirements for statutory benefits, many companies choose not to provide any benefits beyond these, with a few notable exceptions. This guide on employee benefits in Mexico goes into greater detail on statutory benefits and elective perks companies can offer.

Benefits to offer employees in Mexico

When things don’t work out, how do you terminate an employee in Mexico? In this article, we take a closer look at requirements for termination, types of contracts, and differences in severance packages.

How to terminate an employee in Mexico

In our guide on hiring employees in Mexico, we touched on how to pay remote workers in Mexico. Let’s take a closer look at the complexities of paying workers in Mexico and talk about how to ensure businesses stay compliant with Mexican labor laws.

How to pay remote workers in Mexico

Labor laws in Mexico include a variety of differences not found in other countries around the world. Employers looking to hire employees in Mexico should take time to familiarize themselves with the unique requirements of Mexican labor laws.

What are labor laws like in Mexico?

Preston Wickersham

Maintaining compliance across international borders can be tricky. Mexico in particular has a few unusual rules that can catch inexperienced employers by surprise. To stay compliant with Mexican laws while providing the best possible experience for your employees, start with this helpful guide.

Guide on hiring employees in Mexico

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