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- Time to solve COVID seafarer crisis and protect global trade | World . . .
Seafarers are the key workers supporting the more than 80% of global trade In recent months we have seen the fragility of global supply chains with the temporary blockage of the Suez Canal and cessation of Yantian port operations
- Seafarers are still stuck at sea, months into the pandemic | World . . .
In June, the UN Secretary-General called on all countries to formally designate seafarers and other marine personnel as “key workers” and ensure crew changeovers can safely take place The 75th UN General Assembly takes place this week, presenting a platform for urgent and cohesive response from nation states
- Stuck at sea: How to save the world’s seafarers and the supply systems . . .
Industry leaders are calling for stranded seafarers to be recognized as key workers, have visas waived and given access to flights to return home Supply systems and the global economic recovery are also at stake, as shipping is the lifeblood of the global economy, transporting 90% of global trade
- How to address piracy and protect seafarers | World Economic Forum
To keep seafarers safe and discourage attacks, ships working in the Gulf of Guinea need a naval presence that actively enforces International Maritime Law with robust mandates A long-term resolution requires collaboration with governments in the area to address the criminals’ bases, sources of finance and corruption, as well as criminal
- Heres why skills are central to shippings green transition
In the Philippines – whose seafarers make up 14% of the global seafarer workforce – the government is already taking action to secure their nation’s place as a maritime leader of tomorrow through engaging with the Maritime Just Transition Task Force and a newly-established tripartite ‘International Advisory Committee on Global Maritime Affairs’, which will contribute to the global
- The business case for a sustainable blue economy
The ocean economy supports millions and underpins some of the world’s most critical industries From maritime shipping, which carries 80% of global trade, to the undersea fibre-optic cables that transmit 95% of international data, the ocean is deeply embedded in our societies and daily lives
- These are the top 10 job skills of tomorrow - The World Economic Forum
50% of all employees will need reskilling by 2025, as adoption of technology increases, according the the World Economic Forum's Future of Jobs Report
- Why skills - and not degrees - will shape the future of work
The world of work is changing fast, and skills are becoming more prized than qualifications How well companies adapt could define their future success
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