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In Morocco, the "Wild Closure" of a Company Owned by a Frenchman Plunges Dozens of Employees Into Precariousness

Summary by Le Monde
The telemarketing company Paul & José emptied its premises in Casablanca without notice, in May, after having been discreetly ceded. Employees, supported by the Moroccan Labour Union, suspect "social fraud".

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In Morocco, the "Wild Closure" of a Company Owned by a Frenchman Plunges Dozens of Employees Into Precariousness

The telemarketing company Paul & José emptied its premises in Casablanca without notice, in May, after having been discreetly ceded. Employees, supported by the Moroccan Labour Union, suspect "social fraud".

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Le Monde broke the news in Paris, France on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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