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Health and safety
Nautilus FAQs on Covid-19 Coronavirus
Featured
Campaigning
Nautilus Fairness campaign to tackle workplace inequalities
Nautilus news
Nautilus new Fair Treatment App is a 'friend in your pocket' wherever you are
Nautilus news
Considering a move ashore? Come to Nautilus International's Sea to City symposium
Careers
Union welcomes new Diversity in Maritime network tackling ethnic diversity barriers in maritime
Campaigning
Red tape continues to frustrate repatriation for thousands of seafarers, warns maritime charity
Health and safety
MAIB questions IMO cargo misdeclarations measures following Ever Smart investigation
Industrial
Nautilus and sister unions flag post-pandemic cross-border solidarity in cruise sector
Federation
New Nautilus Federation website welcomed as an 'important resource' hub for affiliates
History
Steamship Shieldhall receives UK National Lottery funding to prepare for post-pandemic sailings
Campaigning
University research builds on Union's Fair Treatment campaign against criminalisation
Members at work
Members' input required on pandemic repatriation problems
Health and safety
IMO urges immediate access to shoreside medical care
United Kingdom
Disappointment for Carnival UK as cruise season delayed further
Technology
£1.5m boost for maritime technology innovation
International
Australia cracks down on Covid-19 tours of duty extensions
Education and training
Momentum builds among maritime employers for apprenticeship initiative
Nautilus news
Union celebrates successful Charter for jobs campaign as National Minimum Wage amendments pass House of Lords
Law
Seafarers win redundancy payments after long battle
Government
'Give MPs earache' with letter-writing campaign on pandemic pay and tax
Featured articles
Featured
General secretary message
Giving a voice to the needs of maritime professionals on training
Law
No more excuses on crew change crisis
Careers
Sea to City case study: Rod Johnson – from deck officer to City law firm marine director
Industrial
Standing together to say no - how collective action can help stamp out port corruption
Education and training
Training for tomorrow's world – what's new with the SkillSea project
Spotlight articles
Nautilus news
Nautilus launches Champions initiative to combat Sea Blindness
Nautilus has launched a Champions initiative to put members' stories at the heart of the Union's campaigning activity, helping to bring to life some of the daily struggles faced by maritime professionals.
Members at work
Chief engineer Tenyon Latter says there is a vessel out there for everyone interested in maritime engineering
Members at work
A new adventure every day
Members at work
Cadet Ella Mackinem has never had a dull moment from the minute her educational compass was reset towards a career at sea
Members at work
Yacht deck officer James Sherwood enjoys speaking the 'global language' of the sea
Members at work
Cruiseship deck cadet Gareth Hampton recalls the thrill of taking the wheel for the first time
Members at work
Seafarers: The forgotten essential workers
Members at work
Machinery at sea was made for third engineer Harley Vardakis
Members at work
Captain Stephen Gudgeon has spent forty years at sea and still revels in the magic of crossing the Panama Canal
Members at work
Harbour Master Dawn Franklyn relishes her 'second career' as a skipper and maritime professional
Members at work
Third Officer Ross Cleland maxes his professional development
Members at work
Engineer Pavol Belinda can feel like a glorified plumber while visiting paradise
Members at work
Yacht skipper Lungi Mchunu recalls her milestone moment as the first African woman to sail to the Arctic
Members at work
Third officer Alix McDermott talks life at sea on product tankers
Members at work
Tug AB Emily Reeves feel grateful to have a job and no student debt
Members at work
Ex-Royal Naval officer Thomas Stapley-Bunten starts a second career in the Merchant Navy
Members at work
Acting chief stewardess Sofiia Skorokhod steps up during the pandemic
Members at work
Cadet David Pirie is speeding through his bucket list
Members at work
Fascinated by the sea, Jamie Edwards finds lasting friendships and a camaraderie onboard unmatched elsewhere
Members at work
Nautilus council member and ferry sector third officer Sam Belfitt talks career opportunities
Members at work
Cruise ship Safety Officer Martel Fursdon juggles a busy schedule of port calls
Members at work
Petra van den Corput thrives on deck with hard work and responsibility
Members at work
Deck Officer cadet Thomas Rapley follows in his grandfather's footsteps
Telegraph magazine
Latest news
United Kingdom
Fly the flag for seafarers on Merchant Navy Day 2020
Community
Pandemic cancels Mariners' Park 75th VJ Day anniversary
Industrial
Sea service sorted
Welfare
Maritime charity column: our opportunity to innovate by Vicky Muir, Trinity House grants manager
Health and safety
Isle of Wight ferries reintroduce isolation measures for passengers returning home from Spain
Health and safety
Fatal fall on Dutch cargoship highlights risks of working alone
Community
Ultimate sea views sought for Shipwrecked Mariners Society photo competition
Industrial
'Minds put at ease' over potential job losses at Carnival UK
Government
UK members urged to support petition to allow online voting for union democracy
Health and safety
Insurer sees surge of ship accidents on horizon as pandemic puts squeeze on safety measures
Education and training
UK green lights simulator training for sea-time reductions
Health and safety
Sailors' Society provides free mental health and wellbeing support to more than 1,000 ships
History
The future of our past
Health and safety
Piracy on the rise in several regions
International
Global power shifts from Horn of Africa port investments and Middle East rivalries under spotlight in new UK-led research
United Kingdom
Princess Royal thanks seafarers for their 'critical' role in pandemic
United Kingdom
UK urged to remember certificates of competency in EU negotiations
United Kingdom
Liverpool Battle of Atlantic memorial funding appeal
Nautilus news
Face of Nautilus: Jane Davies, registered manager Mariners' Park Care Home and Nautilus Care
International
Port Welfare Committee helps ITF repatriate stranded seafarers
International
Unions cooperate to repatriate sick seafarers
Health and safety
Fast action by ferry crew stopped submarine smash
Technology
I Robot reboot: surveys gauge the influence of artificial intelligence in employment
Welfare
Southampton welcomes new port chaplain
Health and safety
UK MCA to begin 'phased return' to vessel inspections
Nautilus news
Union pressure sees Deeside reduce redundancies further
Industrial
Windstar crew reluctantly accept six-month pay cut
Health and safety
Maersk praises team effort after Covid-19 outbreak onboard containership
Members at work
Real life: Stuck onboard during a global pandemic
International
Governments must bring in exemptions for seafarers
United Kingdom
UK says cruise holidays still too risky
International
High-level ministerial meeting calls for international protocols on crew changes
International
European leaders urged to make real difference in global crew change crisis
United Kingdom
Maritime charities raise the standard in mental health and wellbeing training
Welfare
Sailors' Society appoints Sara Baade as new chief executive
Welfare
Paul Butterworth named Seafarers UK chair of trustees
Welfare
Shipwrecked Mariners' Society launches £1m Covid-19 support fund for working-age seafarers
International
Philippines takes action on pandemic crew relief and repatriation
Welfare
Seafarers UK seeks to lift the lid on suicides at sea
Industrial
Union pressure sees P&O Ferries revise planned redundancies
Industrial
Lack of information frustrates members in Nautilus consultation with Subsea 7
Education and training
Glasgow's maritime graduates honoured online as Covid-19 cancels cathedral ceremony
Industrial
BP Offshore crews likely to face redundancies as 'Caledonian' vessels are sold
Government
Sound your horns for critical crew changes
International