Early childhood workers from Canada have arrived in Morocco and Tunisia to recruit early childhood educators. The lack of qualified and French-speaking workforce in the sector is forcing this.
In France, Mohamed Amghar has just won his legal battle against his former employer who had forced him to change his first name. A relief for the man who spent 20 years of his life being called "Antoine" at work.
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) wants to recruit 96 student airline pilots in order to support its new expansion strategy. The selected candidates will benefit from rigorous training before joining the company’s staff.
The Prime Minister, Aziz Akhannouch, delivered a rather unexpected observation before the Chamber of Advisors: despite positive economic dynamics and projects sprouting across the country, Morocco is struggling to find labor.
The French Parliament has just passed a law banning cold calling. The measure, which will come into effect in August 2026, is a blow to the call center sector in Morocco, which derives most of its revenue from the French market. Thousands of jobs are threatened.
A study by the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (INSEE) provides an update on the number of immigrants and foreigners residing in France. Many of them are of Moroccan origin.
The Moroccan government has revised upwards the salaries of civil servants and state agents. Younès Sekkouri, Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, is the bearer of this good news.
Major disillusionment for young Moroccans who dreamed of working for Ryanair as flight attendants . After completing training in Marrakech, they find themselves stranded in Great Britain where they were deployed and then dismissed without notice.
As in previous years, hotels, restaurants, cafes, nightclubs or caterers in Lozère (South of France), half of which operate seasonally, are still struggling to recruit foreign workers, particularly from Morocco.
Foreigners, including Moroccans, holding Spanish nationality, have been admitted to training for integration into the Guardia Civil, the Spanish Gendarmerie.
In France, around ten undocumented workers, mostly from Morocco and Algeria, are demanding justice from the giants of the waste sector and a subcontractor who exploited them for several years, from 2019 to 2022, during the Covid-19 pandemic.
An international school in Morocco is looking for a "non-veiled occupational nurse", with Casablanca as the place of assignment. The job offer, posted on LinkedIn by a recruiter, caused an uproar on the social network.