Implementing the Maritime Labour Convention course - Strategies to ensure compliance and prepare for business after ratification

Lloyd's Maritime Academy is delighted to announce the 2011 dates for its renowned training course on the Implementation of the Maritime Labour Convention 2006.

This two day interactive seminar will allow attendees to stay one step ahead by offering practical guidance on how to prepare for the implementation of the ILO Maritime Labour Convention 2006. The training course will help to develop the necessary skills to master the complex set of rules, regulations and recommendations of the ‘super Convention’ in order to avoid disputes and liability claims that will arise if companies are not adequately prepared.

Take a look at the Implementing Maritime Labour Convention brochure, or view the latest MLC 2006 seminar agenda here.

The expert panel of speakers at the 2011 seminar are all leading industry executives with working knowledge of this ground-breaking document. Through in-depth case studies and two invaluable practical sessions incorporating lessons learned from trial ship inspections and methods of avoiding employment-related claims all outstanding questions and unresolved issues on practical aspects of enforcement will be answered.

Attend this highly practical training seminar to:

• Gain an insight into the Convention requirements, challenges and solutions
• Understand the real impact on all sectors of the maritime industry
• Appreciate the operational issues involved for the shipowner
• Hear the current views of seafarer unions and welfare agencies
• Explore methods of simplifying the inspection procedure
• Look at the detail of employment contracts across a variety of industry sectors
• Examine aspects of liability and the consequences of failure to meet criteria
• Look at best practice to handle seafarer complaints