Key trends regarding gender pay gap in maritime
Spinnaker explores the evolving landscape of gender pay gap in the maritime industry, highlighting trends across the UK, EU, and globally.
Read moreDetailsSpinnaker explores the evolving landscape of gender pay gap in the maritime industry, highlighting trends across the UK, EU, and globally.
Read moreDetailsWomen in mid-stage maritime careers are invited to the inaugural “Maritime Women’s Leadership and Empowerment” training course in Malmo, Sweden, from September to October 2025.
Read moreDetailsNeurodiversAtSea, Seafarers Hospital Society and The Seafarers’ Charity announced a project to provide support to neurodivergent seafarers.
Read moreDetailsIn an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, the newly elected President of WISTA Norway, Capt. Jaquelyn Burton, EMBA, AFNI, emphasizes that Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) is not solely a gender issue—it’s about transforming industry structures, expectations, and mindsets to foster real progress.
Read moreDetailsMunich Re has released its "Marine Trend Radar 2025" whitepaper, exploring key trends shaping the maritime and logistics landscape in 2025.
Read moreDetailsA significant stigma still surrounds neurodiversity. Education is crucial to shifting perspectives. With 84 billion brain cells connected in billions of different ways, why should we expect everyone to respond identically to the same environmental conditions?
Read moreDetailsIn an exclusive interview to SAFETY4SEA, Kate Kwiatkowska, Head of Sustainability at NorthStandard, shares her key priorities for the Club’s sustainability agenda. She emphasizes that sustainability addresses systemic challenges that require industry-wide collaboration. Additionally, she highlights the importance of robust governance, internal education, and clear communication.
Read moreDetailsLloyd's Register, and Lloyd's Register Foundation and the World Maritime University have published a report titled "Deep dive on seafarer sustainability," exploring how Africa and women can play a key role in creating a sustainable supply of seafarers for the future.
Read moreDetailsThe latest report from the Diversity Study Group (DSG) recommends that maritime business leaders focus on real workplace experiences, stakeholder expectations, and the practical benefits of inclusive working environments, rather than reacting to political noise.
Read moreDetailsNautilus International has urged for barriers to be fixed regarding diversity and inclusion in the maritime industry during the ESS.
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