The Superior Court of Justice of Madrid has sentenced an unemployed person to pay a fine of 8,500 euros to the Public Employment Service (SEPE) for having unduly received his unemployment benefit in 2019, the year in which he had made four trips to Morocco, without informing the institution in advance.
The disappearance of at least seven Moroccan handball players in Italy and then in Poland, where they participated at the end of June in the Under-21 World Cup, brings back to the forefront the issue of endemic unemployment that pushes many young Moroccans to emigrate.
Finding a job in France is a real obstacle course, especially for immigrants who face various obstacles, including discrimination.
Despite economic pressures and growing unemployment, many young people continue to believe in a better future in Morocco, while a significant number are considering emigrating.
The Belgian Parliament is examining the possibility of withdrawing residence permits from unemployed foreigners receiving benefits.
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.
While he has worked at Michelin in Italy and Vannes, France, a worker of Moroccan origin now finds himself unemployed due to the closure of the tire giant’s factory in less than 10 years.
The High Commission for Planning (HCP) sounds the alarm: the Moroccan labor market continues to deteriorate under the persistent effect of the drought.
Unemployment is reaching alarming proportions in Morocco. The rate is 80.2% among women and 77.2% among young people, according to a recent report by the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
The number of unemployed in Morocco fell to 11.2% in the second quarter at the national level. A pace that is slowing compared to the first quarter of the year according to the High Commission for Planning (HCP).
The unemployment rate in Morocco fell by 0.4 percentage points at the end of June at the national level, according to the Minister of Economy and Finance.
Good news for Moroccans in an irregular situation in Spain. The Spanish government has this week adopted a reform facilitating the use of immigration in the country to fill the labor shortage in the tourism and agriculture sectors.