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Business > Maritime
Cultivating crew and company commitment in the maritime world
by The Manila Times
Jan 03, 2024 12:03 am

Vega Manila CrewManagement Inc.

IN a turbulent and fast-changing pace of global shipping, the winds of globalization, automation and fluctuating regulations churn on, testing crew loyalty that a manning company heavily relies on.

Keeping hearts steady and hands on deck becomes a priority for companies, demanding more than just contracts and wages; it necessitates navigating a labyrinth of shifting loyalties, anxieties, and the lure of competing opportunities.

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