Learn what it takes to hire employees in Mexico for remote work and how Justworks EOR can make hiring and managing those employees easier.
In recent years, Mexico, particularly Mexico City, has boomed as a remote work hub. Businesses can easily tap into talent in Mexico using a global EOR provider like Justworks EOR. An EOR is responsible for local HR processes, such as:
Maintaining compliance with local employment laws and other regulations
Drafting employment contracts in the correct language
Managing payroll and taxes, including withholdings and deductions payments
Administering local benefits, such as private health insurance
Registering with the local social security system, foreign tax authorities, and other government institutions
Offering support and navigating terminations and severance
On top of all that, Justworks EOR connects you with experts who can provide guidance on managing remote employees in Mexico compliantly. On top of all that, you’ll also skip the effort and costs of setting up a local entity.
Choosing to hire in Mexico has benefits, including new talent, ideal location, and cost savings.
With the growing popularity of remote work, Mexico has attracted fresh new talent worldwide with a wide set of skills. Hiring in Mexico gives you access to highly skilled talent with diverse perspectives and experience.
Mexico is centrally located and has strong international relationships with the U.S., Canada, Costa Rica, and other parts of Latin America. Its proximity to the U.S. also means a less dramatic time difference than other countries making coordinating work schedules less complicated. Using an EOR service like Justworks allows you to expand more easily into Latin America and reach a wider customer base.
Mexico’s lower cost of living means lower employment costs. Companies can hire top talent and offer competitive salaries and compensation packages at a lower cost than large tech hubs like New York and San Francisco.
While Justworks EOR can help you navigate local employment regulations, here are some things to be aware of.
The Ministry of Labour and Social Work established a decree in 2022 detailing an employer’s workplace safety and health obligations for teleworkers. Under this decree, employees must outline a telework policy, document the differences between remote work and on-site work, protect employees’ data, respect work-life balance boundaries, offer equipment or compensation for remote work equipment, and maintain an updated list of remote workers. Employees must comply with their employer’s telework policy, inform their employer of address changes, protect sensitive company data, and comply with workplace health and safety policies.
Justworks EOR makes building your global team seamless by helping you hire and onboard talent in Mexico and beyond. Save yourself the time and hassle of international hiring today.