Mexico's Senate backs 40-hour workweek in initial vote
ReutersFeb 11, 2026 10:40 PM
MEXICO CITY, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Mexico's Senate on Wednesday approved a presidential proposal to reduce the legal workweek to 40 hours from 48, with 121 votes in favor and no votes against.
The bill now moves to the lower chamber of Congress for final debate where the ruling Morena party and its allies hold the necessary majority of votes to pass the measure.
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