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FSUI cites a master removed with immediate sign-off after refusing a passage to Fujairah
Industry

Indian Union Says Owners Are Pressuring Crews to Transit Hormuz

The Forward Seamen's Union of India says shipowners are pressing seafarers to sail through the Hormuz war risk zone against their wishes, an apparent breach of the right to request repatriation under the MLC.

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Navigational officer on watch on a ship bridge
Industry

Seafarer happiness falls again as workload and wages bite

Seafarer morale has fallen for a second consecutive quarter, with the leading welfare index recording 6.87 out of ten for the second quarter of 2026 against 7.18 in the first quarter.

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Raised fist symbolising industrial action
Industry

UK ends Royal Fleet Auxiliary pay dispute after four strikes

The British government has reached agreement with unions on a pay increase for more than 1,750 civilian ratings, officers and apprentices of the Royal Fleet Auxiliary.

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Ship's bridge with officer on watch at night
Other

BIMCO surveys industry on crewing levels and rest-hour compliance

BIMCO has launched an industry survey gathering real-world experience on operational crewing levels and compliance with seafarers' work and rest hour rules.

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A ship's bridge with navigation equipment at dusk
Other

Anonymous captain's account highlights pay gap facing women at sea

An anonymous account from a female tanker captain describes being formally graded and paid at the level of an ordinary seaman while performing a command role under a foreign flag.

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Container ship and port at dusk
Industry

Women still make up just 1% of the world's seafarers, survey finds

Women account for just 1% of the world's seafarers, a figure that has barely moved in years, a survey finds.

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Tanker under way at dusk
Industry

Sinokor offers crews six months' extra pay for Hormuz round-trips

A leading tanker owner has offered crews six months' extra pay for a round trip through the Strait of Hormuz.

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Tanker in the Gulf at dusk
Industry

India orders its seafarers off ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz

India has directed shipowners not to deploy its seafarers on vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz amid heightened risks.

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Officer shortage risks exceeding 100,000 by 2030
Industry

Officer shortage risks exceeding 100,000 by 2030

The shipping industry needs over 113,000 additional certified officers by 2030, according to the BIMCO/ICS Seafarer Workforce Report 2026, which warns of a widening structural shortage.

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