A rewarding job, friendly colleagues, a pleasant workspace...to the list of factors that contribute to our happiness at work, researchers from the University of Zurich add a series of character traits, such as optimism ... | Suite de l'article

No less than 67,000 job seekers, including 9,400 wounded from the revolution and beneficiaries of the general amnesty, were recruited into the civil service over the past three years.Furthermore, according to statistics ... | Suite de l'article

Text: Employment, the economy, purchasing power, the public deficit, and terrorism are the main concerns of Tunisians for the year 2014, according to a recent "Tunisie Sondage" poll. Social issues come in second.The ... | Suite de l'article

Moroccan Minister of Employment and Social Affairs, Abdesslam Seddiki, recently announced the creation of an unemployment benefit system (IPE) to be implemented in Morocco starting January 2014. Employment and Social ... | Suite de l'article

To help the unemployed in Salé, the National Agency for the Promotion of Employment and Skills (ANAPEC) has opened a new center in the city.Indeed, ANAPEC, in partnership with the Ministry of Employment and Social ... | Suite de l'article

Being shy, what is it? Is it being a champion of evasion, the one who masters the art of avoiding contact, who skillfully slips through corridors and walks along walls in silence? Is it also the one who is terrified at ... | Suite de l'article

Libyan tourists are highly valued in Tunisia because of their high spending habits, unlike other tourists, especially Europeans. Libyan tourists spend an average of 500 dinars per day, compared to 103 dinars per day for ... | Suite de l'article

The European Investment Bank (EIB) will release, probably during the first quarter of 2014, a second tranche of 100 million euros from a credit line totaling 200 million euros for financing SMEs."This second tranche will ... | Suite de l'article

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projects Morocco's growth at around 4% and a budget deficit of 4.9% in 2014, based on an acceleration in the growth of the non-agricultural sector and an average harvest of 70 ... | Suite de l'article

Large projects, mobilizing investments of around 8 billion DH, are expected to soon launch in Fes to diversify the city’s tourism offerings and make it the second top international cultural destination in Morocco, after ... | Suite de l'article