'Who Works the River' career event aims to combat maritime worker shortage
The event offered hands-on activities like line-throwing, knot-tying and personal protective equipment safety to introduce students to maritime careers.
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The event offered hands-on activities like line-throwing, knot-tying and personal protective equipment safety to introduce students to maritime careers.
A global shortage of maritime workers is impacting almost 690,000 jobs globally, as reported by Drewry — a leading provider of research for the marine and shipping industry. Recent reports
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Under the leadership of Errin Howard, RiverWorks Discovery is educating the next generation of leaders about the barge and towing industry.