Workforce
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GUEST ARTICLE: Shipping Contributions to Seafarers’ Welfare
In the beginning of 2016, Michael Skaggs, NAMMA’s Director of Programs, began exploring port levies and voluntary contributions for seafarers’…
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The Slippery Slope: Ethical Considerations in Port Business Decisions
The Slippery Slope — Ethical Considerations in Port Business Decisions By Lori Musser Improving corporate behavior in a way that…
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A Paradigm Shift
Technology trends in automation are changing how work is done at ports and terminals By Kathy A. Smith As automation…
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Port Education and Training Programs for the Next Generation
By Lori Musser Brute strength and a cast-iron stomach were prerequisites for a port or maritime job in days gone…
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The Value of Awards for Ports
Recognition from the government, community peers and industry partners showcase best practices By Kathy A. Smith Receiving awards and recognition…
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Welcoming Veterans to Port Ranks
Two ports are finding ways to assist military members with transition to civilian employment. By Meredith Martino While the economic…
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PPM® Certification Readies Executives for the Top
AAPA’s Professional Port Manager program prepares to graduates its first class since implementing new guidelines four years ago. By Sarah…
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Evolving TWIC Program Explained
By John Schwartz TWIC Program Manager Department of Homeland Security Transportation Security Administration The Transportation Worker Identification Credential (TWIC) biometric…
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