The Maritime HR Conference is the largest gathering of maritime HR professionals worldwide. Taking place in London, 14 & 15 May 2020, the 14th annual event from Spinnaker is set to be the biggest yet.
“Speaking at the British Ports Association Conference in Belfast on 16 October, I wanted to ask thought-provoking questions to help businesses understand that perhaps not enough focus is put on the HR element of the business
The 2019 Dry Bulk Terminal Group ‘Operational and Technical Seminar’ took place in Southampton in October 2019, and our MD of
Spinnaker Global was proud to receive the award for Diversity at the inaugural Maritime UK awards that took place in Southampton on 19 October. It was a real privilege to be part of the glitzy event, organised by the industry for the industry.
While we are living and working longer, it would seem that most of us are not saving enough for the future. As employers we have a responsibility (and legal obligation in some cases) to provide our employees with a workplace pension
The demands on leaders in the workplace today are more complex than ever before, with the world of work changing rapidly.
Diversity & inclusion remains a hot topic in the HR world, but how are we doing in maritime? A group of maritime professionals discussed the topic at our recent Maritime HR conference, supported by Adam Hyland and Emma Turner from Diversity & Ability. The energetic and honest conversation identified
Spinnaker is delighted to have been named as a finalist for the Maritime UK Diversity Award.
As we move towards the last quarter of the year you might be starting to focus attention towards undertaking the pay review of your crew. Do you know your company’s current crew costs? Are you paying crew at the right level?
Thousands of children across the UK could be inspired to take up a career in maritime thanks to lessons being rolled out across the country. Maritime Minister Nusrat Ghani announced £40,000 of funding
