
Benchmarking Crew Wages
Spinnaker are delighted to have published the 9th Seafarer Daily Wage Cost Report. This report includes daily wage information for seafarers working on vessels including bulk carriers, LNG, LPG and
Spinnaker are delighted to have published the 9th Seafarer Daily Wage Cost Report. This report includes daily wage information for seafarers working on vessels including bulk carriers, LNG, LPG and
The annual salary reports produced by Spinnaker’s Maritime HR Association for shore-based shipping jobs have now been released with 2021 data. In 2021, 78 maritime companies participated in the survey,
We’re being asked by our maritime clients for advice on the fact it’s a candidate’s market right now. When the pandemic hit, it was a different story. People were being
Spinnaker is delighted to have published their 8th Seafarer Daily Wage Cost Report. This report includes daily wage information for seafarers working on vessels including bulk carriers, LNG, LPG and
The deadline for Spinnaker’s annual shore-based salary survey is fast approaching, and the Maritime HR Association team are busy collating and validating more than 22,000 lines of data provided by
Spinnaker’s Maritime HR Association has been benchmarking shore-based salaries within the maritime industry since 2005. More recently, the Seafarers’ Association has been established to provide reliable wage cost benchmarking data
According to Spinnaker’s recent Maritime HR Association salary data, technical staff make up 58% of the Technical & Marine, Safety & Quality job family – with 41% of those found
According to Spinnaker’s Maritime HR Association data, shore-based roles still attract a large number of guaranteed allowance payments. The latest set of data shows nearly 30% of all employees surveyed
Spinnaker’s 7th Seafarer Wage Cost Report has been published, covering over 250,000 seafarers. This is the most reliable crew wage cost data, thanks to information submitted from oil majors, shipowners
Although 2020 has brought a magnitude of challenges to the maritime industry, chartering and freight trading compensation appears relatively unscathed. Base salaries, bonus payments and total compensation has remained on