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Maritime News
Northern Europe Ports Brace for Labor Strikes This Week
Labor unrest is promising to disrupt operations across several of Northern Europe’s largest ports. Dockworkers at Germany’s major ports are…
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Maritime News
UK Government End Royal Fleet Auxiliary Labor Disputes with Pay Increase
The UK government is moving to end the protracted labor disputes that have disrupted the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) in…
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Marine World
Maritime Labor Coalition Renews Call to End Jones Act Waiver on Law’s 106th Anniversary
U.S. maritime labor leaders used the 106th anniversary of the Jones Act on Friday to renew calls for the Trump…
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Maritime News
Labor Problems Grow at Royal Fleet Auxiliary as Officers Set 24-Hour Strike
The UK’s Royal Fleet Auxiliary, which is responsible for the operations of the Navy’s support ships, is facing mounting labor…
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Maritime News
Report Reveals Continued Labor Rights Gap for Sea Workers in Europe
On 27 May, a new report titled “Charting the Distinct Rights of Sea Workers in European Waters: A Focus on…
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Maritime News
Australia’s Ichthys LNG Project Dodges Labor Strike
The labor union for Australia’s offshore oil and gas workers has called off plans for a strike at the giant…
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Marine World
House Labor Caucus Joins Growing Backlash Against Trump’s Jones Act Waiver Extension
Opposition to the Trump administration’s sweeping Jones Act waiver extension is continuing to widen, with top House labor lawmakers now joining a…
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Maritime News
Australia Bans Bulker After Finding Unpaid Wages and Charges for Water
The Australian Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA) is demonstrating its continuing determination to safeguard the well-being of seafarers through its on……
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