Article 360 Federal Labor Law
TITLE SEVEN. Collective Employment Relationships · CHAPTER II. Labor unions, federations and confederations
Current text · last reform published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) on 14 May 2026
The labor unions of employees may be:
I.Craft unions, those formed by employees of the same profession, trade or specialty;
II.Enterprise unions, those formed by employees who provide their services in the same enterprise;
III.Industrial unions, those formed by employees who provide their services in two or more enterprises of the same industrial branch;
IV.National industrial unions, those formed by employees who provide their services in one or several enterprises of the same industrial branch, installed in two or more states (federal entities); and
V.Unions of various trades, those formed by employees of diverse professions. These unions may only be constituted when in the municipality in question, the number of employees of the same profession is less than twenty.
The foregoing classification has an enunciative character, and therefore shall not be an obstacle for the employees to organize in the form that they decide.