To prevent your executives from leaving, you must offer them career opportunities. Preserving your talented employees is essential to get through the crisis and be ready for the economic recovery. Here's an overview of ... | Suite de l'article

Morocco is at the forefront, especially when it comes to organizing new ways of using the cheap labor that European Union countries constantly need. In January, the Anapec, a national recruitment agency created mainly ... | Suite de l'article

Casablanca's first private university will open its doors to students in September 2009. A 150 million DH project."The resources used at Mundiapolis will be the distinguishing feature that sets it apart from other ... | Suite de l'article

Caught in a dynamic of success, fed advice to progress, imposing perpetual challenges, elbowing to earn more, the executive seems to have lost his compass. Where is he going?What if we took a break? What if the final ... | Suite de l'article

Hello to the ReKrute.com team.I would like to commend all the work and effort you put into providing us with a space for communication, sharing, and solutions to our professional concerns. You wish me success in my ... | Suite de l'article

Because art and commitment can make a difference, and because short films remain a sure value and a promise of cinematic masterpieces: 10 SHORT FILMS FOR A CAUSE. The 2009 season will support the ATSADO, the Tunisian ... | Suite de l'article

Text: "My colleagues love gossip. Most of the time, it's just harmless jokes, but increasingly, I find their comments about colleagues completely inappropriate. How should I react?" ANSWER We spend most of the day at ... | Suite de l'article

Morocco presents its employment experience at the first Arab Conference on Youth Employment in Algiers. The 1st Arab Conference on Youth Employment opened its proceedings on Sunday in Algiers, with the participation of ... | Suite de l'article

Nestlé will not leave Tunisia. We have been here for 40 years and will continue to grow our market here. This is what Bertrand J. Sigwalt, general manager of Nestlé Tunisia, announced following the sale of its ice cream ... | Suite de l'article

Leaving a large group for an SMEEach year, a growing number of executives leave the prestige of large companies to join one of the 2.6 million French SMEs. Those who dare to work for a small business are rarely ... | Suite de l'article