MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – Mexico stated on Friday it has actually informed the United States that it will not perform an asked for evaluation of labor rights issues at Grupo Yazaki’s automobile parts factory in Guanajuato.
The U.S. Trade Agent stated on Aug. 7 it had actually asked Mexico to see whether employees “are being rejected the rights to liberty of association and cumulative bargaining” at the independently held business’s center, that makes electrical parts for vehicles for Japan-based Yazaki Corp.
Mexico’s labor ministry and Federal Center for Conciliation and Labor Registration “identified that there is no significant proof of company disturbance or rejection of rights to liberty of association and cumulative bargaining by the business,” the labor and economy ministries stated in a joint declaration.
The rejection is among the couple of times considering that the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Contract entered into result in 2020 that Mexico has actually considered a case disqualified for evaluation under the pact, which has harder guidelines than its NAFTA predecessor.
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