Your Shipmates Are Counting on You: Building a Respectful Maritime Workplace
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Resource Guide
The MM&P Women’s Caucus has published a resource guide to further its mission of effecting change to assure equal rights, respect and safety for all mariners and workers in the maritime industry.
The new guide, “Your Shipmates Are Counting on You: Building a Respectful Maritime Workplace,” includes links to organizations that offer help and support to those who have experienced bullying, harassment or discrimination, as well as advice on what actions to take in the event that you experience bullying or harassment, or witness others being bullied or harassed.
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Wheelhouse Weekly, January 17, 2023
Volume 29… Number 3, Jan. 17, 2023 STORIES COVERED In This Issue: New Congress Starts Selecting Leaders of Committees Important to Maritime Pilot Dies in Transfer Accident in Britain’s Humber Estuary New International Shipboard Medical App Now Available NLRB Certifies Amazon Labor Union and Requires Company to Bargain MM&P Sends Condolences to the Family of […]
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