In a report dedicated to the economy and development challenges in Morocco, broadcast on the program entitled "Morocco’s Economic Ambitions", the BBC highlighted the Moroccan Education for Employment Foundation (EFE-Morocco). This organization supports young job seekers.
The pharmaceutical sector is considered the most lucrative in terms of salaries, according to a recent study by Diorh-Mercer.
Forgers were unmasked during the entrance exam to the Moroccan police. The verification of the authenticity of the documents presented allowed the General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) to detect fake university degrees.
The Alsa-City bus group, the delegated manager of urban bus transportation in Rabat-Salé-Témara, intends to create 1,750 direct jobs in the very near future. This job creation will take shape after the commissioning of its fleet of vehicles.
Compared to the first quarter of 2019, the unemployment rate fell by 1.5 points in the second quarter, to stand at 8.5% of the active population. The services sector is making a strong contribution to job creation.
The Alsa city bus company, which has just launched its new bus transportation service in Rabat, plans to use 1,000 buses in Morocco. It plans to employ 3,600 people and transport 250 million passengers per year.
The Government is calling on migrant workers to fill the labor shortage facing Quebec. In total, more than 1.4 million positions are to be filled for the 2017-2026 period.
Like other African countries, Morocco is affected by the growing problem of brain drain. This deep-rooted evil that is gnawing at the Kingdom has been the subject of a report by the Franco-German channel, Arte.
The textile industry represents the first pole, in the pyramid of foreign investments, in Tangier. More than 80,000 direct jobs have been created by companies in the sector, inducing very good economic and social dynamics, for deplorable working conditions.
Four years after its launch, the self-employed status, supposed to reduce unemployment, has allowed the creation of more than 100,000 jobs, out of a target population of 4 million people. This gap is explained by the lack of communication and the presence of flaws at several levels.
Created since 2015 by law project n° 114.13, the "Self-Entrepreneur" regime did not benefit, until now, from a retirement system and medical coverage. Benefits that are still under discussion. And yet, this new status is experiencing growing success.
20,000 Moroccan seasonal workers have gone to work in the strawberry fields this year, under an agreement between Morocco and Spain. To make up for the labor shortage, the province of Segovia, in the center of the country, has offered 268 employment contracts.