In the wake of the tragic sinking of the British flagged yacht Bayesian off the coast of Sicily, everyone at Nautilus International extends our deepest condolences to all those affected…
Nautilus International, the union representing officers at the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) have announced they will take strike action for the first time in the history of the service. The…
5th July – Nautilus International, the UK’s largest maritime union, has called on Labour to prioritise preventing another P&O Ferries scandal, as a matter of urgency, ensuring it delivers a…
Nautilus International, the union representing officers at the Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA), has released the results of their ballot for industrial action. The results are as follows: The ballot comes…
Nautilus International notes the update provided by the Isle of Man Steam Packet Company (IOMSPCo) Â on negotiations, re-confirming that they will withdraw termination letters following discussions facilitated by the Manx…
Nautilus International, the union representing officers at Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, have released the results of their ballot for industrial action. The results are as follows: Members were…
Nautilus International has condemned the latest move by Isle of Man Steam Packet Company, which today issued an ultimatum to ships officers, threatening them with fire and rehire if they…
 Nautilus International, the union for maritime professionals, has welcomed a commitment from Carnival UK to withdraw their threat of fire and rehire for 919 maritime professionals. On Wednesday evening, Nautilus…
Nautilus International, the UK’s largest maritime union, has welcomed agreement at the 80th session of the International Maritime Organization’s Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) that will see shipping emissions reduction…
Nautilus International, the union for maritime professionals, has warned that the Seafarers’ Wages Act will not stop another P&O Ferries from happening again. The Seafarers’ Wages Act received royal assent…
Leading maritime organisations in call to change perceptions on historical role of women in shipping
Project to showcase female involvement in industry over the centuries A group of leading organisations within the maritime industry are collaborating on a project to highlight the activities undertaken by…
Two leading maritime charities have joined forces to help improve welfare standards on fishing vessels with the launch of a new guide following some reports of labour exploitation that have…
Nautilus International and the ITF are calling on the UK government to intervene, after inspectors seeking to ensure the welfare of seafarers were denied access to P&O Ferries vessels in…
Unions demand change to end fire and rehire Joint press release from ITF, ETF, Nautilus and RMT Last night, ITF, ETF, Nautilus International and RMT projected a video on to the cliffs…
Prospect, the trade union that represents surveyors working at the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), has joined with Nautilus International in calling for the MCA to ward off potential disaster…
Today P&O Ferries issued a press statement setting out the extent of the compensation package it is offering to its former employees unceremoniously and brutally sacked by pre-recorded video message…
UK Chamber of Shipping and Nautilus International welcome Government clarification over Nationality and Borders Bill The UK Chamber of Shipping and Nautilus International welcome the assurance that we have received…
Nautilus urges ‘yes’ vote as ballot opens with P&O Ferries Maritime professionals’ Union Nautilus International has begun balloting members for industrial action at P&O Ferries. The dispute concerns the breakdown of…
Union recoups unpaid crew wages from SijFa Cruises following dockside protest SijFa Cruises has paid more than E20,000 (£17,087.55) in outstanding crew wages and social benefits following a dockside protest by…
Dutch Seafarers reject forced redundacies at John T. Essberger Dutch seafarers working for John T. Essberger, based in Hamburg, have rejected forced redundancies at the tanker shipping company. Twenty-one Dutch…
Mark Dickinson re-elected as Nautilus International general secretary Mark Dickinson has been re-elected to serve as Nautilus International general secretary for another four years. Mr Dickinson’s candidacy was unopposed. This…
Nautilus International: Build Back Better- what does it mean for maritime? Event date: Tuesday 11 May 2021 Time: 15:30-17:00 GMT Registration: Click here Leading industry experts will debate how the maritime sector will…
Government must rethink quarantine hotel measures for seafarers Nautilus International, the trade union for maritime professionals, has urged the government to rethink its policy to refuse key worker seafarers from hotel quarantine.  ‘I…
Nautilus welcomes approval of Brexit deal, but presses for certification confirmation 30 December 2020 Nautilus International has cautiously welcomed approval of the future trade agreement with the European Union (EU)…
Union demands Maersk stop forced redundancies 23 December 2020 Nautilus International, the union for maritime professionals, has demanded that AP Moller Maersk, end forced redundancies on its Dutch flagged vessels. The union…