Marruecos tiene salario mínimo y vacaciones pagadas, pero muchos trabajadores ni cotizan ni tienen contrato

Between Thursday and Friday of this week, more than 50,000 people from Morocco—many of them young—entered the Spanish autonomous city of Ceuta by crossing the Tarajal border or traveling by sea, risking their lives in the process.

While Morocco officially maintains a national minimum wage and paid leave for workers, a significant structural issue persists where many employees neither contribute to social security nor hold formal labor contracts.