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The tale of the Mumsel
Because of this status, sailors believe it is important to keep the Mumsel happy. An unhappy Mumsel will bring…
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A relatable mental health programme
By Pam Kern The Mission to Seafarers has elevated its wellbeing resources with a series of free webinars and podcasts…
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Diversity and inclusion inspire a more sustainable future
The maritime industry’s successful and sustainable future will rely on new insights and a highly skilled, diverse workforce that…
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A champion for seafarers
By Carly Fields Throughout the pandemic, Bjørn Højgaard has championed tirelessly for seafarers’ rights. He has staunchly promoted key worker…
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Social interaction matters
Many vessels are built to achieve economies of scale, so although they are often built larger, accommodation quarters and…
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Why recycling our wastewater makes sense?
By Nico Saporiti & Elleanor Robins A public-private partnership (PPP) between the city and a private environmental services company…
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Low vaccination rate among seafarers
“Seafarers must be recognized as key workers and given priority access to Covid-19 vaccines.” Covid-19 vaccinations of seafarers are…
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4 takeaways on maritime technology challenges in 2030
Future challenges and opportunities The future presents many challenges, but also there are a lot of new opportunities for…
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How will the Taliban takeover influence on shipping?
The eyes of the world continue to be focused on the current situation in Afghanistan and the Taliban takeover…
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Blending East and West
Although he had some casual shipping related work before that, including three months at sea, aged 17, it is…
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