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In the past sailors would spend a lot of time at sea and would develop strong attachment to their ships. As a result, it was typical for them to refer to their ship with affection. Seafarers were said to be "married to the sea" and frequently named their ships after the women they cherished.

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By: Tricia Tan By: Gavin Hirst

If you work in a maritime job and are wondering if you'd be better off changing employer or manning agency, don't do anything until you read this!

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By: Eve Church

Watchkeepers need to maintain lookout 24/7 365 but working on and off around the clock with broken sleep patterns can have an effect on wellbeing. Here are 6 tip for Officers of the Watch to help combat fatigue and find balance.

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By: Eve Church

The primary priority when a ship is involved in an accident or cannot continue its voyage is to remove the vessel, crew, and cargo from harm's way while avoiding further damage to the environment. But where would they go? Who should help them?

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By: Gavin Hirst

Ever wondered what a maritime lecturer is, where they work and how you can become one? Our article on shore-based maritime jobs has the answers.

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By: Eve Church

Wondering if YOUR shipping company should outsource your crew hiring needs to a specialist maritime recruitment agency? Read our blog to find out

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By: Eve Church

If conducted well, the interview gives the employer a chance to ascertain whether an applicant's qualifications, background, and personality match those of the position.

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By: Gavin Hirst

Did you know that about 40% of food is wasted before consumption during shipping? Read this to find out how perishable goods are shipped.

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By: Gavin Hirst

Five smart tips for enhancing your shipping company's digital presence, and therefore your maritime recruitment efforts in 2021. Learn more here.

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By: Eve Church

Whether you're a Crew Manager, Recruitment Officer or you work in a maritime job at sea, there's no time like New Year to plan for the year ahead

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By: Eve Church