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The ITF has published research findings on seafarers’ communication habits and preferences.
The research, commissioned by the ITF Seafarers’ Trust, surveyed 1,000 seafarers and reveals how they use modern communication technology – from websites and email to SMS and social networking. For trade unions and other organisations that work with seafarers, this information may be useful in finding new ways to engage and communicate with seafarers. It will also be of interest to welfare agencies seeking to provide communications services to seafarers. You can download a summary of the survey at the link below.
According to the survey, seafarers want more contact with their unions. Shore leave and at home leave offer the best communication opportunities. Computer access onboard is still limited for most. Read more about this in the full report, which you can download at the link below.
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Good communications are vital to building trade union strength and solidarity worldwide. Please let us know what you are doing to strengthen communication with seafarer members – we are keen to gather best practice examples.
Don’t forget to tell us what you think of these ITF resources, and let us know what we can do to help.
Email your feedback to Llewellyn_Anna@itf.org.uk
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