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In just a couple of months, proposed amendments to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) 2006 are due to come into force, as revealed by marine payroll & HR specialist CESG.
As CESG explained, the changes, due to take place on the 18th January 2017, were originally proposed in 2009, but weren’t able to be progressed until the convention itself had come into force on an international scale.
This originally happened back in August 2013, but was not agreed by the UK until 2014 by the International Labour Organisation’s MLC Special Tripartite Committee, at the International Labour Conference.
The changes will see a significant focus on ‘Title 2.5 Repatriation’, according to HR & finance specialist CESG and will include:
For more information, visit CESG.
In the realm of maritime luxury, the quest to offer yacht charter guests the perfect night's sleep has become an art form, one which luxury bed and linen supplier, CC Design, has fully committed to.
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