Executive compensation and the Mexican Federal Labor Law | Practical Law

Executive compensation and the Mexican Federal Labor Law | Practical Law

This article examines executive compensation in Mexico, examining the long-term costs for the company, the tax implications for the business, the effects on the employee's integrated salary (for the purposes of calculating indemnification/severance payments), the enforceability of clawback clauses and restrictive covenants, and the provision of profit sharing.

Executive compensation and the Mexican Federal Labor Law

Practical Law UK Articles 3-554-1534 (Approx. 9 pages)

Executive compensation and the Mexican Federal Labor Law

Law stated as at 01 Jan 2014Mexico
This article examines executive compensation in Mexico, examining the long-term costs for the company, the tax implications for the business, the effects on the employee's integrated salary (for the purposes of calculating indemnification/severance payments), the enforceability of clawback clauses and restrictive covenants, and the provision of profit sharing.
This article is part of the multi-jurisdictional guide to employment and employee benefits. For a full list of contents visit www.practicallaw.com/employment-mjg.