CNSS Launches Debt Amnesty Program for Moroccan Companies
11 October 2020
The amnesty on late payment penalties, fines and collection fees related to 2016 and prior has come into effect. It covers all companies affiliated with the CNSS and who (…)
11 October 2020
The amnesty on late payment penalties, fines and collection fees related to 2016 and prior has come into effect. It covers all companies affiliated with the CNSS and who (…)
30 September 2020
Some 2,228 declarations and 2,574 employment contracts have been registered by the CNSS since last August, the effective date of the law on domestic workers.
19 September 2020
Tourist guides and bailiffs will now have access to social coverage. This is the result of the Council of Government held last Thursday.
14 September 2020
In Morocco, the Covid-19 allowance escapes employees and interns under insertion contracts on temporary layoff in the tourism sector. The number of beneficiaries is the cause.
7 September 2020
In Morocco, the health crisis related to the coronavirus has hit the cinema exhibition sector, which has been at a standstill for nearly six months. Employees in the sector are (…)
16 August 2020
Since August 13, the National Fund for Social Welfare Organizations (CNOPS) has simplified compulsory health insurance procedures and improved access to benefits for policyholders.
22 July 2020
Employees impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic will receive the flat-rate allowance for the month of June, starting this Wednesday, July 22. The national fund announced this (…)
7 July 2020
The Minister of Employment and Professional Integration, Mohamed Amekraz admits to having committed an offense by not declaring two of his law firm’s employees to the National (…)
21 June 2020
The National Social Security Fund (CNSS) has decided to cancel all late payment increases and penalties this Thursday. This is to support businesses in overcoming the effects (…)
16 June 2020
In Morocco, the granting of direct aid to the underprivileged classes (working in the informal sector or unemployed) is about to be extended for several months.