Outbreaks of contamination in the workplace are calling into question the deconfinement scenarios in Morocco. For the management of the risk of contamination by covid-19, a new health protocol has been imposed in the workplace, on Thursday, May 28.
The ground staff of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) also opposes the salary reduction proposed by the company. The trade union office of the National Federation of Air Transport recalls that no agreement has so far been given for a deduction of salaries as one of the solutions to get out of the crisis.
The pilots of Royal Air Maroc (RAM) seem ready to make some sacrifices to save the airline. At least that’s what a source from the Moroccan Association of Airline Pilots (AMPL) claims.
Many Moroccans, stranded in Saudi Arabia due to border closures and the lockdown imposed because of covid-19, are asking to be repatriated.
Employees have demanded that their employers put them on technical unemployment in order to receive the 2,000 dirhams allowance granted to a category of employees through the Special Fund for the Management of covid-19.
Nearly 726,000 formal sector employees have temporarily or permanently lost their jobs due to the coronavirus. This is indicated by the results of the qualitative survey conducted by the High Commission for Planning among organized enterprises.
The Economic Monitoring Committee (CVE) held its 5th meeting on April 20, 2020. New measures have been taken to relieve self-employed workers affected by the consequences of the coronavirus crisis.
The Moroccan Interprofessional Pension Fund (CIMR) wants to anticipate the payment of April pensions starting next Wednesday.
The measures taken by the banks within the framework of the Economic Monitoring Committee (CVE) to support and assist households and businesses directly affected by the coronavirus, are entering their operational phase this Monday, March 30, 2020.
The decision to close cafes and restaurants threatens the employment of two million employees.
More than 1.7 million jobs could be lost in the Arab world in 2020, according to the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA).
The Moroccan company, Ago Juice Processing (AJP), and the Tunisian company, Land’Or SA, want to make heavy investments in the dairy sector. They have concluded two agreements with the Ministry of Industry, Trade, Green Economy and Digital.