Yes
1952
1961
1981
Applicable
No provisions could be located
1917, Political Constitution of the United Mexican States (revised), Section 123 (A)(VII) Available, in the original version, here. The 1917 Political Constitution of the United Mexican States (revised), in its Section 123 (A)(VII) establishes that "for equal work, equal salary shall be paid regardless of gender or nationality." (unofficial translation) 1970, Federal Labour Law (revised), Section 86 Available, in the original version, here. The 1970 Federal Labour Law (revised) in Section 86, provides that there shall be equal pay for equal work performed in the same post, the same working day and conditions of efficiency.
The 1970 Federal Labour Law (revised) in Section 82 defines "salary" as the retribution that the employer shall pay to the worker for his/her work.
The Mexican Standard NMX-R-025-SCFI-2015 for Labor Equality and Non-Discrimination is a voluntary adoption mechanism to recognize workplaces that have practices in terms of labor equality and non-discrimination. Its main axes are: incorporating the gender and non-discrimination perspective in the recruitment, selection, and training processes, as well as guaranteeing equal pay. Available here.
National and Sectoral
According to the Federal Labour Law Sections 92, 93 and 94, the National Commission on Minimum Wages fixes minimum salary rates. Minimum wages can either be general (for all workers in a specific geographical area) or professional (for all workers in a specific economic activity, profession, occupation or specific job). Federal Labour Law of 1970 is available, in the original version, here.
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ILO NORMLEX website ILO NATLEX website