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Morocco Labor Code Reform 2026: Telework, Fixed-Term Contracts, Leave, What Changes

The Council of Ministers adopted on May 14, 2026 bill 03-26 deeply reforming the Moroccan Labor Code (law 65-99 from 2003), awaited for over 10 years. This historic reform finally regulates telework, eases fixed-term contract conditions, extends paid leave, and strengthens several employee rights.

KBBy Karim BennaniMay 15, 20267 min read

Why a Labor Code reform in 2026?

The current Moroccan Labor Code (law 65-99) has only seen ad hoc adjustments in 23 years, despite profound transformations of the Moroccan labor market: digitalization, skill upgrading, feminization, younger generations expecting more flexibility, multiplication of atypical employment forms.

Telework finally regulated: 5 major new features

Telework, which concerns approximately 280,000 full-time or part-time Moroccan employees in 2026, benefits for the first time from a complete legal framework.

5 new telework rules 2027

  • Explicit right to telework up to 3 days/week for employees with >1 year seniority in compatible position
  • Flat-rate telework allowance 250 MAD/month (electricity, internet, equipment)
  • Full maintenance of employee rights
  • Limited availability hours: absolute disconnection right 7pm-8am and weekends
  • Accident during telework = work accident

Extended paid leave: +3 days per year

Annual paid leave goes from current 18 working days (equivalent ~22 calendar days) to 21 working days (~26 calendar days) starting 2027, i.e. +3 days for all Moroccan private sector employees.

Article based on official public data + wafir.ma expert sources. All cited statistics are verifiable with the mentioned organizations.

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#Labor Code#Reform#Telework#Fixed-term contracts#Employee rights
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