Labor inspectors reduce visits to protest financial conditions
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
Labor inspectors in Morocco are preparing to launch a national strike on Thursday January 16 to denounce the deterioration of the financial conditions of employees in the labor sector.
The strike will be accompanied by the organization of two demonstrations, the first in front of the Ministry of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills in Rabat, and the second in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
In a gradual approach, labor inspectors announced the reduction of monthly visits initially to only ten visits, starting in January 2025. They attributed this decision to the fact that the ministry continues to ignore their request for compensation compatible with the high costs borne by workers. employees of the sector in the exercise of their functions.
According to a press release from the National University of Employees of the Labor Sector, these measures come in the context of the cessation of sectoral dialogue and the stagnation of negotiations on the improvement of the financial conditions of employees of the Labor Inspectorate, despite the just demands presented by the workers. in this area.
The communication criticizes what it describes as “the policy of not responding to legitimate requests” from employees, highlighting the delays in improving the status of the control body and the deprivation of its right to revise its status.
He also cited what he considers to be “intransigence” on the part of the central administration in imposing unjustified financial deductions from employees’ salaries as punishment for exercising their constitutional right to strike.
In this context, the National University of Employees of the Labor Sector called on all employees for a “global mobilization” to support the program of struggle and fight to realize their just demands and improve the situation of the sector, which suffers from a continued deterioration. .
Labor inspectors in Morocco are preparing to launch a national strike on Thursday January 16 to denounce the deterioration of the financial conditions of employees in the labor sector.
The strike will be accompanied by the organization of two demonstrations, the first in front of the Ministry of Economic Inclusion, Small Business, Employment and Skills in Rabat, and the second in front of the headquarters of the Ministry of Economy and Finance.
In a gradual approach, labor inspectors announced the reduction of monthly visits initially to only ten visits, starting in January 2025. They attributed this decision to the fact that the ministry continues to ignore their request for compensation compatible with the high costs borne by workers. employees of the sector in the exercise of their functions.
According to a press release from the National University of Employees of the Labor Sector, these measures come in the context of the cessation of sectoral dialogue and the stagnation of negotiations on the improvement of the financial conditions of employees of the Labor Inspectorate, despite the just demands presented by the workers. in this area.
The communication criticizes what it describes as “the policy of not responding to legitimate requests” from employees, highlighting the delays in improving the status of the control body and the deprivation of its right to revise its status. He also cited what he considers to be “intransigence” on the part of the central administration in imposing unjustified financial deductions from employees’ salaries as punishment for exercising their constitutional right to strike.
In this context, the National University of Employees of the Labor Sector called on all employees for a “global mobilization” to support the program of struggle and fight to realize their just demands and improve the situation of the sector, which suffers from a continued deterioration. .
