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Indonesian maritime academies agree stress management training (Published March 2024)

Stress management to be included in curriculum

International Women's Day 2024 (Published March 2024)

#ThisIsOurWorldToo

Useful links for seafarers (Published March 2024)

Here are some links to our social media and some international organisations that may be helpful.

Applying for jobs at sea (Published February 2024)

We are not a recruitment agency

IBF to implement high-risk area in the Red Sea (Published January 2024)

Seafarers to receive special conditions when sailing there

ITF Expo 2023 (Published December 2023)

Seafarers rights, wellness and safety is focus

Seafarers’ House San Juan, Puerto Rico (Published January 2023)

We were established in 2003 with support from the ITF. The centre aims to provide a space where seafarers can feel at home.

Your rights as a seafarer (Published November 2022)

Your health and wellbeing are protected under international law

HIV/AIDS (Published November 2022)

Find out more how HIV/AIDS affects seafarers and what you can do about it

Mental health (Published November 2022)

Mental health problems will affect around 1 in 4 people in the world during their lifetime (World Health Organisation - WHO).

Report bad agencies and hiring partners (Published October 2022)

Use the ITF scam alert website

Cruise Seminars (Published October 2022)

Work in cruise? Come to our seminar!

Cruise jobs (Published July 2022)

Here are the recruitment pages for cruise companies covered by our CBAs.

Miami Guidelines (Published January 2022)

The Miami Guidelines, published by the ITF

ITF launches anti-scam web tool for seafarers (Published August 2021)

Designed to identify legitimate manning agents

Singapore vaccinates 10,000 seafarers as keyworkers (Published February 2021)

One of the first countries to implement keyworker status for seafarers

ILO rules that governments have failed seafarers (Published January 2021)

Governments ignored MLC obligations and failed seafarers, the ILO has ruled

Why are we called the Norwegian Seafarers' Union? (Published August 2020)

Why are we called the Norwegian Seafarers Union when we represent seafarers from all over the world?

About us (Published August 2020)

Norwegian Seafarers' Union (NSU) is a trade union for seafarers in the cruise industry, fisheries, cargo ships around the world. Our aim is to improve working conditions for seafarers across the shipping industry. We are affiliated to the International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF).

Privacy policy (Published April 2020)

This page contains our privacy policy

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