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Indian seafarers remain most abandoned at sea for another year - Vimarsana News

Indian seafarers remain most abandoned at sea for another year

For two consecutive years, Indian seafarers have faced the highest rates of abandonment, with 411 individuals already left stranded on ships within the initial six months of the current year. According to a report from TOI, a total of 116 vessels and 1,672 seafarers have been abandoned so far in this year.

70 named for speaker panel at Seatrade Maritime CrewConnect Global - Vimarsana News

70 named for speaker panel at Seatrade Maritime CrewConnect Global

Join us in Manila from November 21-23 for discussions on crewing challenges, opportunities, and trends in the maritime industry.

'With great profit comes great responsibility': Unions grill Maersk over labour violations at Copenhagen AGM - Vimarsana News

'With great profit comes great responsibility': Unions grill Maersk over labour violations at Copenhagen AGM

28 March 2023, Copenhagen Trade unions representing employees of the world’s largest listed shipping company are in Copenhagen today to take their labour message direct to Maersk headquarters as the company records a record $29 billion profit.

Unions Grill Maersk Over Labor Issues - Vimarsana News

Unions Grill Maersk Over Labor Issues

Trade unions representing employees and contractors at Maersk gathered in Copenhagen this week to raise concerns about labor issues with management at the shipping company. Unions from the Netherlands, the...

Crew change: ITF and JNG Joint Statement - Vimarsana News

Crew change: ITF and JNG Joint Statement

Recommended Framework of Protocols for ensuring safe ship Crew Changes and travel during the Coronavirus (Covid-19) Pandemic