Telework policy with data protection
NOM-037-STPS-2023, numerales 5.1, 5.2 y 6.6; Apéndice 1 (informativo)In force
Already applicable
- When it relates
- If you have staff teleworking more than 40% of their time and use work monitoring or management tools, including AI-based ones.
- What the rule provides
- Have a telework policy with data protection and information security rules.
- Tell teleworkers which supervision mechanisms are used and respect their privacy and right to disconnect.
- Keep the list of teleworkers.
- Typical evidence
- Signed and communicated telework policy.
- List of teleworkers.
- Supporting documents
- Verification
- Verified in the official source on November 4, 2026Checked in the DOF: item 5.1 (up-to-date list of remote workers), 5.2 (written telework policy, with monitoring mechanisms that respect privacy and disconnection), 6.6 (employer's data protection policies) and Appendix 1 (informative). Effective 180 calendar days after publication (Dec 5, 2023). Fines come from the Federal Labor Law per secondary sources. It is not an AI rule; it is included because it calls for data protection rules in remote work, where AI and monitoring tools are common.