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Labour unions, TUAC and ITUC launch priorities for the G7 TUC/Labour7 International Conference International Workers Memorial Day 28 April UK Shadow Ministers meet with TUC and Turkish unions OTHER INTERNATIONAL NEWS ILO urges Belarus to stop repression and respect workers’ rights Myanmar: National unity government must be recognised New ITUC report on Palestinian workers in Israel and the settlements ETUC urges Turkey to reconsider pulling out of Convention on violence against women IFI NEWS IMF, G20, World Bank: call to focus on jobs CALLS TO ACTION ACT NOW! Israel: 10bis must stop union-busting now ACT NOW! FedEx-TNT: Stop the job cuts

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Seafaring unions quash employers wage-cut plan

AS negotiations to set the global minimum wage for seafarers drew to a conclusion, the shipowners made a shocking suggestion. This is the moment, they announced, to disregard the International Labour Organisation (ILO) mechanism and cut the real value of the ILO minimum wage, currently set at $21.36 (£15.35) a day. At almost the same time, AP Moller-Maersk, the container shipping giant that carries approximately one-fifth of global exports, issued a dramatic update of its own. The company predicted that its earnings this year would be $9 to $11 billion, nearly double previous estimates. Its shares climbed by 3 per cent on the news that day.

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Second Aquagenie crew member returns positive rapid test for COVID-19

Second Aquagenie crew member returns positive rapid test for COVID-19 We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement A second crewman on board an iron ore carrier anchored off the Pilbara coast since late March could be evacuated to Karratha Health Campus after a rapid test showed a positive result for COVID-19. WA Health Minister Roger Cook confirmed the Aquagenie seafarer had returned a positive result on board the vessel but was yet to undergo PCR testing to rule out a false positive. Health Minister Roger Cook said the matter was in the hands of AMSA.

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Second Aquagenie crew member returns positive rapid test for COVID-19

Second Aquagenie crew member returns positive rapid test for COVID-19
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Trouble in the Suez: Stuck boat highlights globalisation stresses and the unseen labour of ship workers

); Experts say the Suez crisis highlights how little we understand about global trade. By Ian Curran Saturday 3 Apr 2021, 8:00 AM Sat 8:00 AM 31,227 Views 18 Comments Image: Xinhua News Agency/PA Images Image: Xinhua News Agency/PA Images IS THERE ANYTHING to be said for another international crisis? It’s almost hard to believe that in the middle of a pandemic during which global supply chains have proved more or less robust, international commerce was almost brought to its knees last week when the Suez Canal was blocked for a period of six days after a single ship ran aground. Maritime data company Lloyd’s List estimates the incident held up an estimated $9.6 billion (€8.15 billion) worth of cargo each day between Asia and Europe.

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