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China To Increase Seafarers’ Basic Salary By 7% From 2022

Fresh facts have emerged that Chinese seafarers’ basic salary is expected to up 7% beginning from next year comparing with the standards in 2021, the country ship owners have agreed.

China Shipowner’s Association and China National Committee of the Chinese Seaman & Construction Workers’ Union have agreed to sign the 2022 version of Chinese Seaman Collective Bargaining Agreement, (CBA)which will be effective starting from 1 January 2022.

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The agreement includes a document for improving employment benefits for seafarers during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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These cover a 7% increase of base salary for Chinese seafarers starting from next year, and provide a guideline for the guaranteed salary, vacation and onboard living and working conditions of crew.

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China Shipowner’s Association and China National Committee of the Chinese Seaman & Construction Workers’ Union established collective negotiation working mechanism in 2009, playing a key role in promoting healthy and stable development of shipping industry and safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests for seaman.

 

 

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