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Consider these questions...
How can Mexico sustain in today's globalised
economy with its steady growth
rates?
Can Mexico maintain
the pace of development and
growth?
Do you have talent
availability information for the key cities in
Mexico?
- What are
the practicalities of moving to Mexico; travel visa, living,
education etc?
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Key features
Mexico has recently witnessed a phase of rapid development and economic growth. Two decades ago, Mexico was one of the progressive Latin American countries to roll out significant market-oriented reforms. During the post 1990s crisis period, Mexico has managed to sustain a good amount of financial stability thanks to these prudent reforms.
Based on Mercer's comprehensive market data and consulting expertise in Mexico, Managing Mexico's HR Environment presents information that will provide you with an insightful analysis of the current HR situation in this region and indicators on the key HR issues.
Topics discussed in Managing Mexico's HR
Environment 2007 cover the following areas of interest:
Overview of the Mexican
economy: This section deals with definite economic issues that
will impact markets and businesses alike in Mexico.
Compensation issues and trends
which is drawn from Mercer databases providing compensation information
for 20 key benchmark positions in the major Mexican cities.
Benefits practice will offer a
comprehensive overview of the typical benefits companies in this region
offer.
Tax and Social Security which
will handle all matters relating to key taxation issues.
Expatriation issues includes concise information
and calculation on cost of living, quality of living, per diem
allowances, accommodation and education costs for expatriates.
Pricing information
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Single copy (100 pages) |
US$990/€800* |
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Additional copy |
US$396/€320* |
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