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Port worker supervisor posing for a photo op

Shipping’s Talent Shortage Is Partly Self-inflicted

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Industry News

The maritime industry faces as skills shortage but is it ignoring a large pool of experienced professionals?

Original report: Seatrade Maritime ·

Port worker supervisor posing for a photo op

This is a curated industry news brief from the MarineCraft News Desk. Read the original coverage at the source.

Read the full story at Seatrade Maritime →

Source: Seatrade Maritime