Article 365 Bis Federal Labor Law

The Federal Center for Conciliation and Labor Registration shall make public, for consultation by any person, duly updated, the information of the registrations of the labor unions. Likewise, it must issue copies of the documents that are contained in the registration files that are requested of it, in terms of article 8o. constitutional and of that provided by the General Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information (Ley General de Transparencia y Acceso a la Información Pública).

The full text of the documents of the registration of the labor unions, the notations, the statute, the minutes of assemblies and all the documents contained in the union registration file must be available on the Internet sites of the Federal Center for Conciliation and Labor Registration.

The registrations of the labor unions must contain, at least, the following data:

I.Address;

II.Registration number;

III.Name of the labor union;

IV.Name of the members of the Executive Committee;

V.Date of validity of the Executive Committee;

VI.Number of members;

VII.Labor federation to which they belong, if applicable.

VIII.Membership roster.

As regards the documents that are contained in the registration file of the associations, only the addresses and CURP of the employees indicated in the membership rosters shall be classified as confidential information, in terms of the last paragraph of article 78 of the General Law on Transparency and Access to Public Information.

The updating of the indexes must be done every three months.

The labor unions, federations and confederations may request from the Federal Center for Conciliation and Labor Registration certified or simple copies of the documents that are contained in their respective files; they shall also be issued to any person who requests them, in terms of the applicable legislation on matters of access to information.