Congés payés et jours fériés au Mexique (2026)

Dernière vérification: 9 octobre 2026

En bref: The Ley Federal del Trabajo gives at least 12 working days of paid vacation after one year of service, rising by two days a year to 20. Seven public holidays are fixed each year as compulsory days of rest, plus 1 October every six years and election days. Workers receive a vacation premium of at least 25% of the wages for the vacation period.

RègleCe qui s'applique
Congés payés minimaux par an (semaines)Salarié à temps plein⚠ Pas encore vérifiée
Congés payés minimaux tels qu'énoncés par la loiSalarié à temps pleinAt least 12 working days (días laborables) of paid vacation after more than one year of service, rising by 2 working days for each following year of service up to 20. From the sixth year it rises by 2 days for every five years of service. [1]
Jours fériés nationaux par anSalarié à temps plein7 jours [1]
Jours fériés et congés annuelsSalarié à temps plein⚠ Pas encore vérifiée

Remarques

  • Article 76 states the minimum in working days (días laborables), not in weeks. The weekly equivalent depends on the working pattern and is not stated in the law.
  • Article 78 requires at least 12 continuous days of the period to be taken together, and article 80 sets a vacation premium of at least 25% of the wages for the vacation period. Vacation may not be replaced by payment (article 79).
  • Article 74 lists seven fixed days: 1 January, the first Monday of February, the third Monday of March, 1 May, 16 September, the third Monday of November and 25 December. It adds 1 October every six years on the transfer of federal executive power, and election day for ordinary elections.
  • Article 76 counts vacation in working days, but the law does not say expressly how a compulsory day of rest within the vacation is treated.

Sources

  1. Cámara de Diputados (diputados.gob.mx): Ley Federal del Trabajo, texto vigente, última reforma DOF 14-05-2026 (Internet Archive snapshot of 2 October 2026) (consultée 9 octobre 2026) · toutes les sources

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