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“Put up or shut up” UK Chamber of Shipping tells opponents of Withdrawal AgreementUK Chamber of Shipping CEO Bob Sanguinetti has told opponents of the Withdrawal Agreement to either accept that the deal struck by the Prime Minister is the best deal possible, or put forward a clear, unambiguous and workable alternative immediately.
Mr Sanguinetti said:
“International agreements rarely please everyone, and I accept this deal gives neither Leave nor Remain campaigners everything that they want, but we have now run out of time.
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Statement from the UK Chamber of Shipping on the Brexit dealThe UK Chamber of Shipping has welcomed reports that the UK Government and the European Union have reached agreement on the UK’s withdrawal.
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Less than 97 working days remain before Brexit and much ground is still to be coveredAs the clock ticks down towards the 29th March 2019, pressure is ramping up on Government and industry to anticipate and prepare for whatever changes may occur when the UK leaves the EU.
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Spreading the word about sea careersRachel Gurnett from the Merchant Navy Training Board is encouraging UK maritime professionals to volunteer to help promote careers at sea to young people.
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The UK needs a deal, not chartered-in ships, says UK Chamber of ShippingUK Chamber CEO Bob Sanguinetti has responded to reports that the Government may charter ships in the event of a No-Deal Brexit.
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Guest blog: The digital transformation of shipping is a £13 billion opportunity for the UKThe UK has a lucrative opportunity on its hands, writes Nick Chubb, one of the authors of the new report 'Frictionless trade: How new technology will power international trade'.
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DFDS’s success shows apprenticeships can help in recruiting ratingsFive new ratings have begun permanent contracts with DFDS after completing apprenticeships. Could this be the solution to recruiting more UK ratings?
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Watch: To Sea or Not to SeaThe UK Chamber of Shipping and Merchant Navy Training Board have launched a broadcast-quality advert as part of the Careers At Sea campaign, to boost the number of young people entering maritime careers.
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