Between the second quarter of 2013 and the same period in 2014, the Moroccan economy created 39,000 jobs thanks to the good performance of the services and construction sectors. In contrast, between the two periods, the ... | Suite de l'article

Jumia and EFE-Morocco (The Moroccan Foundation for Education and Employment) have signed a partnership to participate in the development of professional training and employment in Morocco.This collaboration aims to ... | Suite de l'article

Inhibiting, discouraging, the behavior of some bosses can even lead you to depression.Starting a discussion on this subject is always preferable to inaction.How to do it? What language to use? What methods to use: useful ... | Suite de l'article

You arrive at work each morning, motivated by your usual good mood and a good night's sleep. With a smile on your lips and a light heart, you put your personal belongings on your desk, go to the coffee machine, and ... | Suite de l'article

Patrick Bertoncelli, president of the Association of Victims of Workplace Harassment (AVHT)When does workplace moral harassment begin?We can talk about workplace moral harassment as soon as a superior, colleague, or ... | Suite de l'article

You know, there are all sorts of difficult colleagues to work with. There's the one who likes to publicly point out your small mistakes; there's the one who will report you to the boss to make themselves look good; ... | Suite de l'article

Tourism Minister Amel Karboul, visiting Mahdia, expects around 2 million tourists in Tunisia during July and August 2014, according to TAP news agency.Responding to journalists' questions about the drop in hotel tourist ... | Suite de l'article

Tunisia is participating for the third time in the Turin process of the European Training Foundation, conducting a self-assessment of its education and training (EFP) system. The country seeks to "develop a national ... | Suite de l'article

Family farming has many advantages that can only be fully realized if governments create a supportive institutional and economic framework. Isolated, family farms struggle to develop. Grouped into cooperatives, they ... | Suite de l'article

While Morocco's economy is booming, jobs are becoming increasingly scarce. The unemployment rate is rising, particularly affecting young people aged 15 to 24, representing 20% of the population. It jumped to 10.2% in ... | Suite de l'article