Mauritius possesses a significant pool of well-educated, adaptable youth, primed for training. Education reforms target sectors like ICT and biotech. In 2017, youth unemployment rose by 1%, contrasting with a decrease in youth employment. Despite this, overall unemployment has declined over the past decade, with a narrowing gender gap in economic activity. These trends underscore Mauritius’s commitment to fostering a skilled workforce and promoting inclusive economic growth, positioning the country for continued prosperity and development.
Public Officers’ Welfare Council
The Public Officers’ Welfare Council (POWC) was set up by the Public Officers’ Welfare Council Act (No. 28) in...
Pay Research Bureau
The Pay Research Bureau (PRB) is responsible for the review of pay and grading structures, conditions of employment and...
Social Security and Fringe Benefits
The National Pensions Fund (NPF) manages contributions made to the National Pensions Scheme by employees and employers in both...