"IT'S EVERYONE'S BUSINESS", ACCORDING TO THE MINISTERABOUT THIRTY COUNTRIES SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCE WITH THE KINGDOMSOON AN EMPLOYMENT OBSERVATORY"200 million unemployed worldwide. Unemployment is a phenomenon that ... | Suite de l'article

They can be unpleasant, self-important, haughty, insolent, vain, rude, vulgar, gossipy, aggressive, intolerant, sensitive, unmotivated, depressed, conservative, obtuse, proud, lazy, authoritarian, dishonest, unsuitable ... | Suite de l'article

Losing your job is a difficult experience. To recover quickly, you absolutely must look on the positive side. This process begins at the redundancy interview.First of all, prepare for your interview…Even if the ... | Suite de l'article

Today, more than ever, we operate in terms of Project Management...Certainly, it's great to be the manager in question, as it is enjoyable to feel like a leader, commander, the one who has the final say. Yes, but. But ... | Suite de l'article

Are we eternally children seeking compliments? No. Professional recognition offers a sense of belonging, allows us to value our uniqueness, and helps us give substance and meaning to increasingly dematerialized ... | Suite de l'article

Of course, losing your job is always tough. There's the deep distress of no longer being able to define yourself by your work, the worry about the future. But, by changing your perspective on the ordeal, this forced ... | Suite de l'article

Certainly, unity is strength, but working as a team isn't always easy… you have to know how to deal with clashing egos or ambitions, differences in styles and personalities, conflicting interests, in short, human ... | Suite de l'article

The Ministry of Tourism and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) signed an agreement on Tuesday in Tunis for a project to promote Saharan tourism in the regions of Tozeur and Kebili (Southern Tunisia). The ... | Suite de l'article

A contribution agreement for the development of productive youth employment in Tunisia and the MENA region was signed on Wednesday between the European Union and the United Nations Industrial Development Organization ... | Suite de l'article

With the crisis in Spain, more and more Spanish engineers are moving to Morocco to work, particularly in the energy and infrastructure sectors. The kingdom, which suffers from a lack of skilled labor, has no choice but ... | Suite de l'article