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Lack of promotion and job security are key issues for maritime employees

by Julian Macqueen, London — last modified Aug 18, 2010 08:46 AM

LACK of promotion and residual worries over job security are the dominant concerns of maritime employees, according to a new online survey of the shipping industry.

The 2010 survey of employees’ attitudes to working in the maritime sector, conducted by Coracle Online and Halcyon Recruitment, found that lack of promotion was eating away at job satisfaction across a range of industry groups.
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