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Where are all the crew needed going to come from?

Original · Splash247 · Shipping · 2h ago
Mark O'Neil on crew retention. Shipping has never been short of ambition. The orderbook proves it. But increasingly, the industry again needs to ask itself the uncomfortable question: where are all the crew coming from? The global fleet continues to grow. New vessels are being ordered in ever increasing numbers, whilst owners are also keeping…
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