The social protection system is marked by the poor quality of health services, the high cost of medical benefits, and the low medical coverage... This is what a document published by the High Commission for Planning (HCP) reveals about Moroccans’ perception of social protection.
Moroccan retirees and disabled people can breathe a sigh of relief. An amendment has been introduced to raise the tax deduction on pensions.
The National Institute of Solidarity with Women in Distress (INSAF) is about to launch a "shocking" film on child labor. Titled "Arrests", this film aims to raise awareness about domestic work and the exploitation of children.
There are more than 262,000 Moroccan workers affiliated with the social security system in Spain as of the end of October 2019. These figures have just been published by the Spanish Ministry of Labor, Migration and Social Security.
Following complaints from several policyholders, the National Fund for Social Welfare Organizations (CNOPS) has suspended the third-party payment system at 3 clinics.
The salary increase that followed the social dialogue agreement has allowed the salary to increase by 32% in ten years and by 6% compared to 2018, according to the latest Report on Human Resources, which accompanies the 2020 Finance Bill.
The Casablanca City Council will, in the coming days, make an annual grant of 5.5 million dirhams available to the "Dar El Kheir" Social Center in Tit Mellil.
The Government Council last Thursday adopted the draft decree on the increase in allowances provided to victims of work accidents and occupational diseases or their beneficiaries.
The wage bill will increase next year due to retirement and social security contributions. These will be incorporated into personnel expenses.
The Moroccan police warns against the abusive use of social networks, especially on security issues. The Director of the Judicial Police, through a press conference, called for the cessation of the publication of erroneous data presenting Morocco as a country where crime exceeds understanding.
Moroccans occupy the first place among non-EU foreign workers contributing to social security in Spain. They are followed by Italians and Chinese, according to data published on Thursday, September 19, by the Spanish Ministry of Labor, Migration and Social Security.
The Council of Government is about to endorse an old provision relating to a parafiscal tax, in order to increase the coffers of the Fund against Catastrophic Events. Natural disasters, in particular torrential rains, are becoming regular in the Kingdom.