Moroccan offshoring is threatened by the new French laws on canvassing . The UNTM union is alerting the government to the fate of thousands of jobs in call centers and is calling for an emergency plan to protect the sector.
Faced with the surge in fuel prices, the CDT is calling on Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch this Tuesday. The union is demanding emergency measures and a return to price regulation to protect the purchasing power of Moroccan households.
French tour operators are approaching the summer 2026 season with caution in the face of the war in the Middle East. Despite this cautious climate, Morocco is maintaining a strong booking dynamic among travelers for the coming months.
The Moroccan union of café and restaurant owners has officially demanded that the Prime Minister, Aziz Akhannouch, abolish the GMT+1 time zone. This request highlights the adverse economic and social repercussions of this additional hour.
The principal of the Angela Davis school in La Courneuve (Seine-Saint-Denis) posted on June 5th the names of eight Muslim teachers who announced their absence on June 6th, the day of the celebration of Eid al-Adha. This approach has sparked the anger of the unions, as absence for "religious holiday" is a right for public service agents.
Taxi professionals at Marrakech-Menara airport are facing a number of difficulties listed by Rachida Khalifa, second deputy of the provincial secretary in Marrakech of the National Labor Union in Morocco.
The General Confederation of Labor (CGT) is up in arms against the relocations to Morocco. The union announces new protest movements for this Wednesday, April 10, in reaction to the announcement by JTEKT France of the elimination of 197 jobs, including 112 in Irigny and 85 in Chevigny-Saint-Sauveur.
In Morocco, the Democratic Transport Union is calling for strict compliance with the Highway Code, particularly the wearing of seat belts in taxis, as in private vehicles, in order to preserve the lives of drivers and passengers.
Faced with the continuous rise in pump prices, the National Petroleum and Gas Union, affiliated with the Democratic Confederation of Labor (CDT), calls on the authorities to take their responsibilities and return to price regulation.
Pension reform is giving the Moroccan government a hard time. For their part, the unions are concerned about its implementation in an economic context marked by inflation, expressing fears about the future of retirees.
Civil society organizations are preparing to demonstrate against the rise in gas prices in Morocco, of 10 dirhams for the 12 kg bottle, and 2.5 dirhams for the 6 kg bottle.
On Monday, opposition deputies addressed an oral question to the government, asking what measures it intends to take to reform the pension system.