Resources
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Nautilus general secretary Day of the Seafarer 2021 speech Mersey Maritime Exchange
Nautilus International general secretary Mark Dickinson Day of the Seafarer 2021 speech at the Mersey Maritime Exchange
Nautilus International Request for Tender Communications
Nautilus International Request for Tender: for multi-media content services, advertising sales services, print and distribution services (June 2021). Deadline: 5 July 2021, 16:00.
Build Back Fairer
Read the full campaign document for Build Back Fairer. What 'building back better' really means for our industry.
Council election results 2021
Civica Election Services report of results for Nautilus International 2021 General Secretary and Council elections.
Paris MoU
Paris MoU: Port State Control Committee Instruction 52/2019/05. Guidance on Procedures for Operational Controls
Nautilus survey of recently qualified Merchant Navy Officers
Nautilus report from a training survey of recently qualified Merchant Navy Officers (2021).
UK Border Force letter on Covid testing 2021
Border Force letter. Guidance updated 19 March 2021 certifies that Seamen and Masters, Maritime Pilots and Inspectors and Surveyors of ships are exempt from mandatory quarantine and pre-arrival testing measures in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, including Red List countries.
Open letter to Maersk shareholders from seafarers
Dutch seafarers facing job cuts at Maersk Line have petitioned its shareholders to hold the company to account and support the campaign to preserve their livelihoods.
2021 professional protection levels
Nautilus International 2021 professional protection levels
Cadet survey 2019
Nautilus research aiming to update our understanding of the British officer training experience and ensure that Nautilus is committed to the actions that best serve cadet members' needs. Based on survey of UK cadet members' views and experiences from 2018 to 2019.
Nautilus Federation message to the maritime industry on crew change crisis
The Nautilus Federation, an influential group of 22 maritime and inland waterways unions, has released a joint statement from its affiliates to governments on the crew change crisis.