Maersk’s Indian women seafarers surge from 41 to over 350 in just three years as the company takes a holistic approach towards gender diversity. Mumbai:
Indonesia’s future seafarers’ will be better equipped to deal with the psychological stresses and strains of maritime work after a landmark agreement between Indonesia and
According to Cruise Industry News, the global orderbook will lead to 20,000 hires next year and 75,000 by the end of 2035 With 15 new
Pakistan transport unions defend Karachi Dock Labour Board, protecting 2,700 dockers’ jobs – but brace for struggle to continue. Dockers mobilising in Pakistan have saved
Member authorities of the Tokyo and Paris, and Abuja MoU on Port State Control will launch a joint concentrated inspection campaign on Crew Wages and
To streamline procedures to clear the arrival, stay and departure of ships and enhance efficiency of shipping worldwide, IMO Member States are required to use
Implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) systems at sea is on the rise. Avessel is not only a place of work but also a ‘remote home’
The lack of payment of the salary from 5 months to some crew members in addition to the malfunction of some apparatuses of the propulsion
With deep regret, the International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) mourns the passing of Alexander Mikhailovich Bodnya, Vice-President of the Seafarers Union of Russia (SUR) and
The IMO Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO Instruments (III) held its 10th session from July 22 to 26, 2024. The Sub-Committee on Implementation of IMO
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