This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press. Rabat
Embarak Al-Sebaei, head of the movement team in the House of Advisors, highlighted the need for the government to evaluate and review its approach to social protection dissemination workshops by revising the basis for determining the social and economic indicator, which leaves ample room for maneuver. base of Moroccans outside the direct social assistance system and outside the “AMO” system.
Al-Sibai said, in a comment on the response of the Secretary of State to the Minister of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills, in charge of Employment, Hisham Sabri, to a question on “social protection for workers in the private sector,” submitted the movement team during the oral questions session in the House of Councilors, that achieving the challenge of reducing optimal social protection for workers in the private sector and other groups requires supporting and qualifying businesses, particularly medium, small and very small businesses, and working to improve the financial and professional conditions of private sector workers and providing the means for positive integration of the informal sector in the regulated economic cycle, while adopting institutional governance whose entry point is the reform and restructuring of the National Social Security Fund, responsible for managing millions of files, and controlling the governance of the rest of the health and retirement insurance institutions, in accordance with the principles of transparency and fortification. Acquis and rights: Establish an institutional vision based on a responsible and effective national dialogue to resolve sustainability. financing social protection workshops.
The head of the movement team in the House of Councilors did not fail to call on the government to develop an effective national policy for sustainable employment which would limit the hemorrhage of unemployment and the increasing loss of work due to increasing business failure and the closure of public jobs.
