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We climb into the emerging topic and explore a missing link in many ESG / Sustainability Supply Chain Analysis.
The Ships that bring our goods from all over the world to our shores every day.
We analysis the risks resulting from Seafarer Welfare (Humans Rights) on board the global fleet of ships and Ship Breaking (Humans Right, Safety, Environmental Pollution)
For Importers, Exporters and Maritime Financial Institutes. This podcast series can help you understand the problems and the risks to our company, stakeholders and reputation.
The Ships that bring our goods from all over the world to our shores every day.
We analysis the risks resulting from Seafarer Welfare (Humans Rights) on board the global fleet of ships and Ship Breaking (Humans Right, Safety, Environmental Pollution)
For Importers, Exporters and Maritime Financial Institutes. This podcast series can help you understand the problems and the risks to our company, stakeholders and reputation.
Update frequency:
every 48 days
Average audio length:
37 minutes
English
United States
3 episodes
since Oct. 19, 2021
episodic
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Pay rates that differ based on the colour of your skin, forced overtime, not being paid regularly, not being able to easily communicate with friends and family ashore, not being supplied with basic amenities whilst on board and not being able to go ashore. NOT BEING PROVIDED ADEQUATE FOOD AND POTAB…
In this episode, Frank Coles shares his experience inside the maritime industry as a master mariner, a lawyer and the ex-CEO of a number of large successful Maritime companies. He shares how the inability to address the Seafarer Welfare Human Rights problem adequately from within the industry, was …
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