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Three years ago P & O sacked 780 seafarers without notice or consultation. The Employment Rights bill will make our labour laws fit for the 21st century and boost pay and conditions in the ferries sector and across the economy but there’s still more to do theguardian.com/politics/2025/…

Nautilus head of industry Micky Smyth out meeting maritime members in Belfast this week.

Down at the NEU's Hamilton House today with loads of passionate trade unionists at the Strengthening the Employment Rights Bill rally. Nautilus delegation is Martyn Gray, Sarah Robinson and Amy Field Nautilus International

Have you ever thought about becoming a lay rep? Nautilus lay representatives are active seafarers who step up to help fellow members onboard and support organisers in pay and conditions negotiations too. We've just launched new online training to help lay reps in the role. Find

In Greenwich this morning with my Nautilus colleague Amy Field for a preview of the National Maritime Museum's atmospheric new Pirates exhibition. Good contrast made between fictional pirates and real ones - right up to the modern day Nautilus International Royal Museums Greenwich

The Recruitment & Retention Crisis at Sea Job satisfaction, career progression and working conditions The Nautilus Federation commissioned a major study to uncover why the maritime industry is struggling to recruit and retain seafarers. Results show that stress, poor working

The Recruitment & Retention Crisis at Sea Respect, Involvement and Commitment in Maritime Careers The maritime industry is struggling with a global shortage of seafarers, with demand for officers expected to far exceed supply by 2026. A Nautilus Federation study shows that lack

The Recruitment & Retention Crisis at Sea Access to communications at sea Limited communication access at sea is a major factor in seafarer retention and recruitment. A Nautilus Federation report highlights that separation from family, coupled with poor internet access,

International Cooperation & Industry Collaboration The maritime industry is facing a critical shortage of seafarers. A coordinated global effort is needed to improve recruitment, retention and working conditions. Without urgent action, supply chains and the future of shipping

The seafarers' trade union delegation of International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) this week in Geneva, working hard for continuous improvement of the Maritime Labour Convention. Discussion items included shoreleave, fatigue, work, rest hours, and violence at the workplace including sexual harassment.

Nautilus International is urging global leaders to advance climate policies focused on workers, especially after the United States' withdrawal from key maritime environmental discussions in London this week. The union is pushing for continued progress on shipping

Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal officially opened Nautilus House on 11 April 2025 at Mariners' Park, Wallasey — the new head office of Nautilus International and a residential complex for retired seafarers. The development includes 27 supported living apartments and a

Following successful negotiations at the ILO Joint Maritime Commission’s Subcommittee on Wages of Seafarers (Geneva, 14–15 April), seafarers are set to receive a significant pay rise. The agreed increases to the minimum monthly basic wage for able seafarers are: - US$690 from 1

Join us for our latest webinar 🌊 The sinking of the Bayesian on 19 August 2024 highlighted both the risks facing yacht professionals and the possible legal liabilities when extreme events occur. In this webinar Charles Boyle, director of legal services at Nautilus International,

STUC #STUC25 Nautilus International Strategic Organiser Grant Mudie moving Motion 27 'Vessel replacement on Shetland and Orkney Ferry Routes' which was passed unanimously by Congress

At #STUC2025 in Dundee, delegates unanimously passed two important motions from Nautilus International, highlighting urgent issues facing Scotland’s maritime sector. 🛳️ Motion 27 calls for immediate action to replace ageing vessels on the lifeline Shetland and Orkney ferry

📣 Dreadnought Medical Service: Nautilus motion passed at STUC Congress On Day 2 of the STUC Annual Congress, delegates unanimously backed a Nautilus motion titled "Restoring the ‘Dreadnought’ Service for Scotland’s Maritime Professionals." ⚓ Nautilus head of

Nautilus member Captain Aseem Hashmi wrote to the Union the month to tell us about how Cunard's Queen Mary 2 celebrated the 80th anniversary of VE Day Read the full letter here: nautilusint.org/en/news-insigh…

VE Day 80th Anniversary Today we join the nation in marking the 80th anniversary of VE Day – a time to remember the courage and sacrifice of all who served during WWII, including the brave men and women of the Merchant Navy. Mariners Park Care Home, run by the Nautilus Welfare