INEGI and TSJE present the State Administrative Register in Labor Matters

INEGI and TSJE present the State Administrative Register in Labor Matters

The Judicial Branch of Tlaxcala and the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) presented the State Administrative Labor Registry (RALABE), a key initiative to modernize labor justice. This tool aims to strengthen transparency and administrative efficiency, enabling a more orderly and accessible management of judicial information. By prioritizing legality and legal certainty, it establishes a solid framework to improve inter-institutional coordination. The generated statistics provide crucial evidence on case backlogs and case resolution. These data will not only serve for accountability purposes but also guide more humane public policies. The focus lies in translating information into concrete actions that expedite procedures, ensuring prompt and effective justice for litigants whose livelihoods depend on these processes. This launch is significant for the open data movement because it demonstrates how collaboration between statistical agencies and judicial branches can democratize access to public information. By systematizing and making judicial performance visible, it fosters citizen oversight. This model strengthens accountability through the availability of empirical evidence, promoting data-driven governance and institutional trust in the administration of justice.

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