Mexico concluded the internal investigation of the review request at the Fujikura Automotive plant, located in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, in accordance with the Quick Response Labor Mechanism of the T-MEC, since it did not find elements that prove a denial of freedom of association and Collective negotiation.
The closure of the case will be analyzed jointly by the governments of Mexico and the United States.
The results of the investigation were shared by Mexico with the US government, stating that during the investigation period it did not find sufficient evidence to determine the existence of actions that allegedly constitute transgressions of Mexican legislation.
However, to strengthen the capabilities of the company, the workers and the union, the following actions were carried out:
A letter of commitment to neutrality in union affairs and a document that defines the guidelines of conduct by the staff of Fujikura Automotive México were published and disseminated.
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In addition, the dissemination of the company’s policy on discrimination and harassment and equal opportunities was reinforced.
The company also trained all workers at the Piedras Negras plant on the content of the neutrality letter and the conduct guidelines.
Likewise, the STPS trained all plant workers on the rights of freedom of association and collective bargaining in Mexico.
He also trained all of Fujikura’s Human Resources staff in its six plants throughout the country, and all of the company’s union delegates in the four plants it has in Coahuila.
Derived from the investigation carried out by the STPS, the Mexican government determines that although no elements were found that prove a denial of the rights to freedom of association and collective bargaining by Fujikura, the company showed its commitment to respecting them.
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The commitment to carry them out within 45 days of the review request.
The statement states that the Mexican government reiterates its commitment to ensure the application and respect of the collective rights of Mexican workers.
2024-01-31 17:56:18
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