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Do they trust you as a Leader? – A Guide for Executives in 2024

Feb 14, 2024
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In this latest Executive Bulletin, we put the spotlight on the critical issue of trust within the workplace, particularly between employees and their leaders. Shockingly, a recent HR Magazine report revealed that a quarter of employees do not trust their CEO. Additionally, almost one-third of employees lack the opportunity to share feedback with top-level executives,…

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Vote for Teresa Peacock – Top 100 Women in Shipping

Feb 13, 2024
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On Monday 19th February, Allaboutshipping.co.uk will run its annual list of the Top 100 women working in the maritime industry. Spinnaker’s Managing Director Teresa Peacock has made the list every year since its launch in 2019. “I was absolutely delighted to feature amongst such amazing women, and I am thrilled to have appeared each year…

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The Marine Society’s Coming Ashore Programme

Feb 13, 2024
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Launched in 2020, the Coming Ashore programme is now in its 4th year, with over 500 seafarers expressing an interest and registering with the programme to transition to maritime roles ashore. It is the only comprehensive and structured mentoring initiative of its kind, helping seafarers plan their move ashore effectively. Recognising the value of seafarers’…

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Tips to alleviate interview stress

Feb 2, 2024
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There can be very few people who claim to not find interviews stressful. Whether it’s an internal move or with a new organisation, the anticipation of, and the actual interview itself can be some of the most stressful situations an individual will experience. As a recruitment business, Spinnaker has put thousands of candidates forward for…

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Leave Benefits in the Maritime Industry

Jan 31, 2024
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Over the past few years that has been a seismic shift in what employees look for in employers. Whether this be new or existing employees, instead of the focus being solely on the salary and bonuses, policies on leave benefits, environmental policies, flexible working, and diversity have become more important for candidates when choosing a…

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Technical employees enjoy higher base salaries than their marine counterparts at most levels

Jan 31, 2024
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Technical vs. Marine – who earns more?Spinnaker’s Maritime HR Association released its market analysis research earlier this month for the technical & marine job family. The report looks at the comparison of salaries by location and seniority of roles such as technical superintendent and HSEQ officers. The Maritime HR Association reports are made up of…

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Dates announced! 2024 Maritime People & Culture Conference

Jan 26, 2024
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Spinnaker are pleased to release the dates of their 16th annual Maritime People & Culture conference as the 16th & 17th May 2024. The event will take place at the Grand Connaught Rooms in London’s famed Covent Garden. Since its conception in 2006, the conference has grown to be one of the best-known events in…

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AI’s maritime role: how will this evolve?

Jan 10, 2024
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Written by Richard Scott FICS – committee member, London & South East Branch, Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers Within the maritime community more attention is being focused on how artificial intelligence can be used in a variety of activities. Adopting AI could lead to better decisions and greater efficiency, according to experts. Many opportunities for using…

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Do they trust you as a Leader? – A Guide for Executives in 2024

Vote for Teresa Peacock – Top 100 Women in Shipping

The Marine Society’s Coming Ashore Programme

Tips to alleviate interview stress

Leave Benefits in the Maritime Industry

Technical employees enjoy higher base salaries than their marine counterparts at most levels

Dates announced! 2024 Maritime People & Culture Conference

AI’s maritime role: how will this evolve?

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