Purchasing power, health and reform: Morocco’s unions set demands for new government
As designated Prime Minister Fatima Zahra El Mansouri works to form Morocco’s next government, trade unions are pressing to put purchasing power, social dialogue, public services and workers’ rights high on the new administration’s agenda. Several unions have used the start of the new political cycle to revive demands ranging from higher wages and better […] The post Purchasing power, health and…
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