Red Sea Shipping Crisis: Crews Seek Dialogue to Address Impact on Global Trade

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Crew members working for CMA CGM have expressed significant concerns about the company's safety policies and compensation practices regarding Red Sea transits, particularly in light of heightened security risks due to recent attacks by Houthi rebels. They are calling for a reassessment of routes, enhanced safety measures, improved compensation packages, and a transparent communication channel for employees to voice their concerns. Meanwhile, industry commentators and surveys highlight the growing impact of security threats on seafarer welfare, and the European Union plans to launch a naval mission in the Red Sea within three weeks.
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