Prince Rupert port is to increase its staff

The British Columbia Port of Prince Rupert is going to create about 5000 new jobs that will be directly related to port operations. The plan is to expand the port infrastructure and to make it one of the leading North American ports for trading.

The goal is to increase its capacity to over than 100 million cargo tonnes per year, that will bring USD 59 million annually. According to the port authority, by 2025 there will be created 4780 full time jobs and also a great job is done to attract new investments.

The port has very convenient position and has all chances to become a worthy competitor to LA port

Expanding of South African Maritime Workforce

South Africa can become one of the biggest suppliers of high-quality and skilled ship's officers. As the newly appointed Marine Crew Services' CEO announced, the demand for senior officers has increased highly for recent years and South African seafarers have an ideal opportunity to play more important role in the international seafarer supply market.

The South African Government has already taken essential actions to raise country's participation in the worldwide maritime economy. As Cape Town-based training specialists said, one the most strategic goals is increasing quantity of training berths in 2016 that will help young South Africans to use their practical, sea experience.

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Unplanned day off at Rotterdam port

The dockworkers announced 24 hour strike at the ECT Delta terminal against the construction of a new automated terminal as it will leave about 700 employees without job by 2017. They demand for the social guarantees they won't loose their places at least till 2020.

About 3600 of 4000 dockworkers are protesting today and it's the first strike at Rotterdam port for the last 13 years.