The STPRM is the Mexican Republic Oil Workers Union (STPRM) called Pemex out for lack of timely maintenance routines in its infrastructure. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
Workers complained about alleged poor conditions at Pemex’s hospitals, leading to an increase in the number of patients that are now dying from Covid-19. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
Members of the Mexican Republic Oil Workers Union (STPRM) denounced poor sanitary measures at Pemex’s facilities, amid the health emergency. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
The Propano Transforma Foundation called distributors to join a strategy to help Mexican families affected by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Union leaders complained about Pemex’s alleged lack of measures to protect workers amid the Covid-19 pandemic. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
After reporting the highest unemployment levels in Mexico, authorities of Tabasco announced that locals are starting to get their jobs back.
Inhabitants of Cerro Azul (Veracruz) complained about the NOC’s alleged lack of responsibility to fulfill its social commitments in the area.
This investigation talks about the irregularities that took place during the administration of former Pemex director, Emilio Lozoya, and that involve former head of the the Mexican Republic Oil Workers Union (STPRM), Carlos Romero.
According to industry sources, the NOC might not have one, but five unions in the next few years. These and other stories in our periodic summary of labor-related issues.
It’s that time again when we shut down for the year-end holiday period. Governments and the courts are mostly (or entirely) shut down and we run out news to report. This is our last scheduled newsletter until Monday, January 13th, 2020.
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