By Mary Jones, International Employment Specialist · Reviewed by Sarah Bloom, Editor · Updated
Morocco requires government authorisation for private recruitment agencies under article 477 of its Labour Code. The Code separately addresses temporary-employment companies. Check the authorisation and the actual staffing model before treating an EOR proposal as suitable for the role. Source ↗
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Morocco requires government authorisation for private recruitment agencies under article 477 of its Labour Code. The Code separately addresses temporary-employment companies. Check the authorisation and the actual staffing model before treating an EOR proposal as suitable for the role.
Request the employing entity, relevant authorisation and grounds for using temporary employment where applicable.
For non-agricultural activity, the ordinary working-time limit is 2,288 hours a year or 44 hours a week.
Applies to: Morocco Labour Code article 184; agricultural and special schedules differ
For your hire: Sector, scheduling, overtime, leave and contract particulars
Sources: Morocco Ministry of Justice
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