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• How to start a business and business license in Mexico
• Dealing with construction permits
• Getting electricity
• Registering property
• Getting credit
• Protecting minority investors
• Paying taxes
• Trading across borders
• Enforcing contracts
• Insolvency
• Hiring workers in Mexico

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• Laws that regulate labor relationships
• Key Tax and Labor Authorities
• Labor Contracts
• Payroll
• Workday and holidays
• Migration Process
• Employee Termination

Index

• Laws that regulate labor relationships
• Key Tax and Labor Authorities
• Labor Contracts
• Payroll
• Types of Disabilities
• Workday and holidays
• Migration Process
• Employee Termination 

Index

• Laws that regulate labor relationships
• Tax and Labor Authorities
• Labor contracts
• Payroll
• Disability insurance
• Workday and holidays
• Immigration process
• Employee terminations 

Hiring and managing your global talent is one of the most challenging aspects when expanding internationally. Since your human capital is the essence of your company, it is important to maintain high levels of communication, productivity, competitiveness, and motivation within your remote teams to achieve your company's goals and continue growing.

In the past years, Peru has significantly improved its economic performance, allowing local and foreign investors to apply for better business opportunities. Currently, it is considered the seventh-largest economy in Latin America as well as an ideal destination for businesses looking for economic stability.

Peru has become an attractive investment target for foreign businesses, thanks to its macroeconomic stability and economic performance. It stands indeed as one of the fastest-growing economies in Latin America, and in 2020, its gross domestic product (GDP) is forecast to expand by 3.2 percent and 3.6 percent in 2021.

Chile became one of the leading prosperous and competitive economies, not only in Latin America but worldwide. Currently, classified as a high-income economy according to the World Bank and ranked globally in 33rd place for its competitiveness in productivity growth.

Over the last few years, Brazil has experienced an astounding economic growth. Currently considered as the ninth-largest economy in the world and the largest in Latin America, Brazil has indeed become a very popular destination for companies looking for greater business development.

Brazil is one of the top ten most influential emerging economies for doing business. Nevertheless, if you want to hire local talent, you must consider the next four key labor laws in Brazil.