Statement and Report

The Moroccan NCP was seized on March 18, 2016 by a Complainant of Franco-Moroccan nationality who implicates a multinational of Swiss origin, operating in the insurance sector.

The referral targets three guiding principles: publication of information, human rights and the protection of consumer interests.

Upon completion of the initial review of the facts and evidence provided by the complainant, the NCP found no violation of the Guidelines by the company and terminated the initial assessment.

The NCP closed the referral after its initial assessment by declaring it inadmissible for:

• Lack of connection between the elements cited by the Complainant as being shortcomings and the OECD guidelines for multinational companies.
• Lack of elements, documentation and evidence to establish the negative impacts and consequences that should result from the Company’s failures.

The Moroccan PCN issues its final press release in the specific circumstance opposing CDT to the company Aptiv (Ex Delphi).

Summary of the specific circumstance:

The Moroccan PCN delivered, on December 23, 2020, its final press release in the specific circumstance filed by the Provincial Confederation Office of Tangier under the Democratic Confederation of Labor (CDT) to against the company Aptiv (Ex Delphi) which, according to the complainant, did not comply with Chapter V of the guidelines, namely employment and industrial relations.

Read the final press release of the Moroccan PCN ( Final Communiqué PCN Maroc CDT Vs APTIV).

The Moroccan NCP was seized on June 2, 2016 by a Complainant of Franco-Moroccan nationality who implicated his former employer, an international audit firm.

The specific circumstance filed against the employer relates to Chapters III, IV, and V of the OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises, relating to the publication of information, employment and industrial relations, and human rights.

As part of the examination of the admissibility of this referral, the Moroccan NCP carried out an initial assessment of the interest of the questions raised to determine whether they merited further study. Following the examination of the documents provided by the parties concerned, the NCP closes the specific circumstance by declaring the referral inadmissible for:

• Lack of connection between the elements cited by the complainant as breaches and the OECD guidelines for multinational enterprises.
• Lack of elements, documentation and evidence to establish the negative impacts and consequences that should arise due to the failings of the company.

The Moroccan PCN makes its final press release in the specific circumstance opposing Mr. Teumagnie to Royal Air Maroc.

Summary of the specific circumstance:

The Moroccan NCP issued, on December 23, 2020, its final press release in the specific circumstance filed by Mr. Teuamgnie against the company Royal Air Maroc which, according to the complainant, did not respect Chapter VIII on consumer interests of the OECD guidelines.

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Read the final press release of the Moroccan PCN ( Final Communiqué PCN Maroc Teumagnie Vs RAM ).