Monday the employee didn't arrive. Tuesday neither. Wednesday nobody answers their cell phone anymore. By Friday, the employer is convinced that they "resigned" and sends a request to terminate them from the IMSS. That move, done like that, is the origin of most of the lawsuits for unjustified dismissal that I see happening in Mexican restaurants and workshops. Repeated absence without notice can indeed end in termination without liability for the employer, but only if it is handled the right way.
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Consecutive absences in Mexico: when is labor termination appropriate
The employee stopped showing up for several days in a row without notice. I explain when Article 47, section X of the LFT applies, why you shouldn't "assume they resigned," and how to document each absence.
July 3, 20267 min de lectura read
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