SJOIIM Participates in Meeting with OXXO Executives and COPARMEX Matamoros
Following an invitation from COPARMEX Matamoros President, Dr. Dolores Ramírez Andrade, a key working session was held bringing together representatives from the business and labor sectors to discuss the development of new self-service centers in the city, aiming to boost job creation in the retail sector.
Promoting Local Economic Growth
During the meeting, participants explored concrete opportunities for the installation of new OXXO branches in Matamoros, which would create more local job opportunities and significantly activate formal commerce in various parts of the city.
Representing OXXO, attendees included:
- C.P. Hugo Silguero, Regional Manager
- Lic. Juan Pablo Valdez, Expansion Manager
Representing COPARMEX Matamoros:
- Javier Anaya, Treasurer
- Lic. Rusvelt Rocha, Director
SJOIIM’s Presence and Union Representation
The Union of Industrial Workers and Laborers of the Maquiladora Industry (SJOIIM) also participated actively, led by General Secretary Juan Villafuerte Morales, accompanied by:
- Jesús Sánchez, Secretary of External Affairs
- Magda Eloísa Ávalos and Marina Rocha, members of the Labor Commission
- Sergio Villarreal, member of the Education Commission
SJOIIM’s participation in this dialogue underscores its interest in contributing to the economic development of Matamoros and supporting the creation of new employment opportunities from the union perspective.
A High-Impact Initiative for Matamoros
These types of meetings are essential for strengthening collaboration between the private sector, labor unions, and business organizations, with the goal of building projects that encourage dignified employment and sustainable economic growth in Matamoros.
The establishment of new self-service centers like those operated by OXXO represents an opportunity to diversify the job market and promote the professionalization of new roles within the retail sector.
Final Reflection
SJOIIM’s involvement in this meeting with COPARMEX and OXXO executives highlights the union’s proactive role in promoting strategic partnerships for the city’s development.
This collaborative effort not only opens the door to new job opportunities, but also reinforces cooperation among stakeholders committed to making Matamoros more competitive, with formal employment and better conditions for the working class.