Gain in-depth knowledge of the international maritime industry, its commercial, regulatory, and financial environment. This course provides a comprehensive understanding of global shipping business operations, key stakeholders, and the factors shaping the modern maritime economy.
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Ensuring the fair treatment of seafarers is a cornerstone of ethical maritime operations and global regulatory compliance. The Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) establishes minimum standards for working conditions, yet violations related to working hours, rest periods, and record-keeping remain a significant challenge in the industry. Fabrication of records, non-compliance with legal working limits, and fatigue-related safety risks undermine both seafarers' well-being and operational integrity.
This course provides a comprehensive, practical, and compliance-focused exploration of MLC standards, equipping participants with strategies to uphold seafarers’ rights, prevent record manipulation, and implement sustainable labor practices. Through case studies, interactive discussions, and expert insights, attendees will develop the knowledge and skills needed to ensure ethical, transparent, and legally sound working conditions at sea.
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