Collective Conciliation

Description:

The Federal Center for Labor Conciliation and Registration (CFCRL, in its Spanish acronym) is a decentralized public agency of the Federal Government with technical, operational, decision making and management autonomy, which has, as one of its main functions, to carry out federal collective conciliation procedures.

Actions:

1. Collective conciliation (in person, remote, mixed or itinerant), through which the resolution of labor disputes between employers and unions is promoted. It should be noted that the procedure may be with or without a call to strike, and therefore may be carried out through judicial or administrative channels.
2. Ratification of collective bargaining agreements. In this case, employers and workers who have privately reached an agreement may appear before the CFCRL offices in order to this authority to analyze whether the agreement complies with the provisions of the Federal Labor Law and, as the case may be, sanction the document, granting it the status of res judicata.