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Crew modification situation: ITF planned for “chaos in supply chains” to obtain staff off ships

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May 17, 2021
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The International Transport Workers’ Federation (ITF) as well as its associated seafarers’ unions state they will certainly currently aid thousands of hundreds of seafarers to exercise their right to quit working, leave ships, as well as return residence.

ITF Seafarers’ Section Chair Dave Heindel claimed that the brand-new strategy, which can be extremely turbulent to worldwide profession, follows inadequate activity by federal governments to assign seafarers as ‘key workers,’ excluded them from COVID-19 traveling constraints as well as promote repatriation of around 200,000 seafarers that have actually been captured up in the staff modification situation, claimed

“We are sending a very strong message to seafarers: you have selflessly extended and extended your contracts to do your part to keep critical supplies flowing around the world during this pandemic,” claimed Heindel.

“Some seafarers have been onboard for more than a year, and over the course of this pandemic many have been prevented by governments from coming ashore even for a walk and alarmingly refused emergency medical care,” proceededHeindel “Frankly, we have seafarers killing themselves at the prospect of this misery continuing without end. They call them ‘floating prisons’. This situation is intolerable to the ITF family.”

“We have urged them on the consequences of tired, fatigued, depressed crew – to trade, to the environment. We have worked with industry and the international community to offer solutions.” claimed ITF President as well as Dockers’ Section chairPaddy Crumlin “But enough is enough. We have to draw a line in the sand and today is the day that we make it crystal clear to governments, that from June 16, seafarers are going to start enforcing their right to stop working and to return home. No more contract extensions.”

ITF General Secretary Steve Cotton claimed all that federal governments require to do is make functional exemptions to coronavirus constraints, as well as permit these vital employees to transportation via their areas as well as go back to their family members. A couple of little adjustments by nationwide federal governments would certainly permit seafarers to obtain residence, as well as be soothed by a fresh staff, he claimed.

“If a seafarers wants off a ship, then the ITF, our affiliated unions and the ITF inspectorate will do everything we can to assist them. We fully expect port state authorities in all countries where ships dock to honor their obligations under the Maritime Labor Convention to get these seafarers safely home,” claimedCotton “That is their legal obligation.”

“If getting seafarers off these ships causes chaos in supply chains, if ports back up from Singapore to San Francisco, and if this causes ship insurance providers to pull their coverage and global trade to grind to a halt; then that is on the heads of politicians, not the world’s seafarers,” includedCotton “Seafarers have done our part in this pandemic, and plenty more. Enough is enough.”

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