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Strike Law Back in Focus After 65 Government-Union Meetings

Morocco Revisits Right to Strike Law After⁤ 65 ‌Government-Union Meetings

After over 65 meetings between the‍ government and various morocco-local-government-employees-to-resume-protests-in-september/” title=”Moroccan Local Government Workers Announce September Strike”>unions, Morocco ⁣is once again grappling with the contentious issue⁤ of the right to strike. The Ministry of Economic Inclusion,​ Small Business, Employment, ‌and Skills issued a statement outlining the proposed regulatory law ⁢No.‌ 97.15,⁣ which aims to define the exercise of this fundamental right. ‍

The proposed⁣ law finds its ⁣basis in the 2011 Constitution of the ⁣Kingdom of Morocco, specifically Articles ​29‌ and 86, highlighting⁤ the ongoing tension‍ between guaranteeing⁢ worker rights and ensuring economic stability. This renewed‌ focus‍ on the right to strike comes⁤ at a time ⁢when global labor ⁣movements are experiencing a resurgence. ‌ For instance, the United ⁤States has seen a significant uptick in strike activity in recent years, with over 224,000 workers‌ participating in‍ major work stoppages in ​2022. This trend underscores the growing global conversation around ‍fair labor practices⁣ and the importance of workers’ voices.

The right to strike is a cornerstone of a democratic society, ⁢allowing workers to⁣ negotiate for better working⁣ conditions and fair compensation. However, it’s also a right ​that requires careful consideration to ensure ⁣minimal disruption to the⁣ economy and⁣ essential​ services. Finding ‌this balance is a challenge faced by governments around the ‌world.

The extensive⁣ dialogue between the‌ Moroccan government and unions demonstrates a commitment to finding ​a solution that respects the needs of both workers and employers. The outcome of these ⁣discussions will have significant implications​ for‍ the future​ of labor relations in Morocco. It remains to be seen how the final draft of the law will navigate‌ this complex issue ‍and ⁤what impact it ‍will have on‍ the lives⁢ of Moroccan workers.

The MoroccoMirror team

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