Armas.- Los tripulantes de Trasmediterránea firman el nuevo convenio colectivo
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- Published on Friday, 06 March 2020 14:56
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Economía/Empresas.-
- 06 mar, 2020 12:37
Bolsamanía, 6 de marzo 2020
Los tripulantes de Trasmediterránea han firmado esta semana en Madrid el nuevo convenio colectivo de la compañía para el personal de flota, tras más de un año de negociaciones, habiéndose pactado su inicio el próximo 1 de abril con una vigencia de 5 años, según informó la Federación de Servicios, Movilidad y Consumo del sindicato UGT.
El sindicato asegura que el proceso de negociación se ha desarrollado "en un marco de cambios e incertidumbre", como los acaecidos en el Grupo Acciona, y la posterior venta de la compañía a Naviera Armas.
Las principales novedades se producen a través de un nuevo modelo relativo al Plus Operatividad y al compromiso de prolongación de jornada
Boluda focuses on fleet growth after €300M KST acquisition
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The world’s second-largest owner of tugs is looking for investment opportunities as it serves ultra-large container ships in European terminals
Boluda Corporación Marítima subsidiary Boluda Towage is considering ordering new tugs for its northern European fleet after its €300M (US$330M) acquisition of the joint venture Kotug Smit Towage (KST) in Q3 2019, ahead of its centenary celebrations.
Established in 1920 in Valencia, Boluda Towage has amassed a fleet of more than 320 tugs operating in 90 ports in Europe, Africa, the Americas and Indian Ocean. That was bolstered in August with the addition of the KST, a joint venture between Kotug International and Royal Boskalis, its fleet
Shipping :Beneath the plimsoll line: understanding shipping investment
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- Published on Sunday, 22 December 2019 09:40
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By Adele Berti
shipping-technologie
Growing environmental and technological demands are changing the shipping industry, which is increasingly struggling to find investors eager to bet against its volatility. How investment in the sector evolved throughout time, and what lies ahead?
Being responsible for about 90% of global cargo – according to estimates from the International Chamber of Shipping – the shipping industry has been at the helm of international trade for centuries.
Yet despite its central role, the sector is constantly influenced by external factors, such as political and economic trends, sustainability and technology, making it a historically volatile and unpredictable industry to invest
a ruta canaria a Tarfaya sobrevive al naufragio del Assalama
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- Published on Sunday, 22 December 2019 07:07
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