The European Union (EU) has no plans to blacklist Filipino seafarers. This was the assurance given to Vice President Jejomar Binay by the European Chamber of Commerce of the Philippines (ECCP).
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The Philippines failed to meet EU standards on maritime education, training and competency certificates, according to the results of the European Maritime Safety Agency (EMSA) audit conducted in April.
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In Guernsey on P & O Oceana - 300 Pinoys on the crew
If there was a 'blacklist' on Filipino seafarers so many cruise ships would be unable to operate. IMO
You're right - one of the Pinays on Oceana told my Mrs that the crew on the Queen Elizabeth is almost 100% Filipino.Originally Posted by Terpe
I'd guess the EU would run into problems as most of these ships are registered outside the EU - our ship had Hamilton on the stern and I doubt if it's the one in Scotland
and they make good money too my dad gave his cabin cleaner a 50 quid tip for the 2 weeks cruise on the queen mary 2 the cleaner had 15 cabins to look after work out the maths folks lol
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