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Moroccan and Nepalese workers to fill labor gap at Serbian Fiat factory

Eight hundred workers from Morocco and Nepal are set to join the Fiat factory in Kragujevac, Serbia, as the company grapples with a labor shortage caused by insufficient local interest in the offered wages. According to Serbian media, this decision aims to address the factory's operational needs......

Network of exploitation: Moroccan workers trapped in Europe's modern-day slavery

A recent investigation by Corriere Milano has unveiled alarming details about a criminal network operating in Italy's Parco delle Groane, exploiting young Moroccan men under the guise of drug trafficking. This case sheds light on a widespread system of labor exploitation across Europe that targets......

Investigation reveals exploitation of Moroccan workers in France

A recent investigation by StreetPress has highlighted the alarming exploitation of Moroccan agricultural workers in the Lot-et-Garonne region of southwestern France. This report exposes the harsh realities faced by these workers, who were reportedly charged €14,000 each for seasonal work contracts......

Moroccans lead foreign workers in Spain's social security system

According to official figures released on Monday in Madrid, Moroccans residing in Spain hold the top position among foreign workers affiliated with the social security system. As of the end of February 2025, the total number of Moroccans contributing to Spain's social security reached 350,433, making......

Moroccan Workers Lead Non-EU Social Security Enrollment in Spain

A recent report from the Spanish Ministry of Inclusion, Social Security, and Migration unveils the significant presence of Moroccan workers as the predominant group among non-European Union (EU) affiliates to Spain's social security system. As of March's conclusion, a substantial cohort of 337,490......

Morocco Initiates New Phase of Social Dialogue with Labor Unions

In a proactive stride towards addressing the pressing concerns of the nation's workforce, the Moroccan government has commenced a fresh cycle of social dialogue with labor unions. Spearheaded by Head of Government Aziz Akhannouch, this ambitious initiative aims to cultivate constructive collaboration......