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Working in a maritime job often means your crewmates are from different countries. Here's why that's great - plus how to overcome any barriers.

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By: Eve Church

For an internationally competitive and massive industry, the maritime sector still has a thing or two to improve regarding genuine diversity and inclusivity

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By: Tricia Tan By: Gavin Hirst

Do you want to work in a maritime job ashore rather than in a job at sea? We explore the many varied jobs in ports. Carry on reading to find out more.

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By: Eve Church

Heard about the cargo ship that lost nearly 5 million pieces of Lego overboard? This is all you need to know about the Tokio Express Lego spill!

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By: Eve Church

Martide is continuing our series of blog posts that explore the theme “what is a seafarer’s job” by looking at examples of maritime jobs and jobs at sea. In this post we look at Bosun jobs and see what they involve. If you’re interested in a career at sea, find out if a Bosun’s life is for you!

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By: Eve Church

Ever wondered what shipping alliances are, what they do and who they benefit? Read on for a deep dive into these strategic maritime partnerships.

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By: Eve Church

What is a hiring team and how can it help you streamline your maritime recruitment operations so that you can meet crew change dates with ease?

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By: Gavin Hirst

In the highly competitive maritime industry, marketing your company is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity. Read why - and find out how!

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By: Eve Church

Staying fit when you work a maritime job can be tricky. You're in a confined space and working shifts. Our seafarer workout plans will help!

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By: Eve Church

Martide loves technology, especially crewing systems! We use our passion and knowledge to help fuel the maritime industry. Tech should make life easier by eliminating mundane tasks and letting you focus on the core of your job.

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By: Eve Church