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Mitsui O.S.K. Lines Ltd. and Fujitsu Limited today announced the commencement of the operational application phase of an AI-powered optimization system for crew replacement planning.

Crewlinker’s web application makes it easy for crewing agencies, shipping companies and other employers in the maritime industry to find people in seconds, and with all the necessary competences.

Mia Allen has qualified as ABP’s first ship to shore crane operator in the Humber

The Mission to Seafarers' Happiness Index shows another fall in seafarer happiness in Q4 2023, with concerns over workload, stagnated wages, social isolation and lack of respect

Harassment remains a widespread problem in shipping with the Danish government recently issuing a report that found a sixth of the 3,500 seafarers polled had witnessed incidents of bullying or sexual harassment on Danish ships over a 12-month period.

ISWAN’s new survey seeks to understand the impact that the rapid technological changes to decarbonise maritime are having on seafarers’ job satisfaction and wellbeing at sea.

Programme to focus on safety training as social purpose organisations mark 45th year of working together

New regulations improve access to onshore medical care, strengthen PPE requirements, and ensure access to communications to be able to contact loved ones.

An estimated 1,000 seafarers are currently stranded in Ukrainian ports and waters with dwindling vital supplies.

The latest Seafarers Happiness Index from The Mission to Seafarers highlights long term repercussions if welfare standards don't change

It will offer great opportunities to young Korean officers within the highly diversified fleet.

The free resources include guidance on vaccinations, manning agents, mental health issues, and shore leave.