Article 175 Bis Federal Labor Law

For the effects of this chapter, the activities that, under the supervision, care and responsibility of the parents, guardians or those who exercise parental authority, are performed by those younger than fifteen years of age related to artistic creation, scientific, sports or talent development, musical execution or artistic interpretation in any of their manifestations, shall not be considered work, when they are subject to the following rules:

a)The relationship established with the applicant must be in writing and shall contain the express consent that, in the name of the minor, the parents, guardians or those who exercise parental authority manifest, as well as the incorporation of the commitment that the applicant assumes to respect in favor of the same minor the rights that the Constitution, the international conventions and the federal and local laws recognize in favor of children;

b)The activities that the minor performs may not interfere with their education, recreation and entertainment in the terms established by the applicable law, nor shall they imply risk to their integrity or health and in all cases shall encourage the development of their abilities and talents; and

c)The considerations that the minor receives for the activities they perform shall never be less than those that, by concept of wage, a person older than fifteen and younger than eighteen years of age would receive.