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Impossible to carry out crew changes
Blog of the week by Eva Lianne Berger-Veldkamp This week I received a message from one of my seafaring friends…
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Sustainability for the container sector
There are some areas where leading the market is a bad thing; producing the highest GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions…
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Are you suffering from a toxic work environment?
Blog of the week by Tineke Zoet Does this sound familiar? Are you working in what is considered a…
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Securing containers in Afghanistan
Hapag-Lloyd continues to secure container supplies for the country. Afghanistan primarily imports machinery and groceries. The containers are mainly…
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3 ways to navigate through the dark data ocean
Blog of the week by Fabian Fussek 99.5% of all collected data is never used. To improve safety, operational efficiency,…
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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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