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The ATS was developed in the hopes of reducing the time and commitment required when a company is hiring. It helps in candidate selection, but the ATS also gives employers internal insight into their interviewing and hiring process.

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By: Gavin Hirst

In this post we explore what virtual maritime career fairs and open days are and how they can help you find your next maritime job or career move.

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By: Eve Church

Read this to find out the questions you need to ask yourself if you're thinking about developing a maritime career and working in a seafarer job.

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By: Eve Church By: Gavin Hirst

June 9th is Coral Triangle Day. But what exactly IS Coral Triangle Day, where is it celebrated, and how can you take part? Read on to find out.

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By: Eve Church

June 8 is World Oceans Day and the theme Catalyzing Action for Our Ocean and Climate makes it clear that the maritime sector must play a part.

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By: Eve Church

On June 1st Mexico celebrates National Maritime Day - or, more accurately in Spanish - Día de la Marina. But what's the history behind the day?

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By: Eve Church

Maritime tourism plays a vital role in Europe’s coastal economies, generating revenue and creating jobs. But with pros come cons. Find out more.

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By: Eve Church

The term “smart” stands for Self-Monitoring, Analysis, and Reporting Technology. As the shipping domain adapts to this technological trend, we can look forward to improvements in terms of time management, higher output, and shipping efficiency.

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By: Nathaly Seruela By: Gavin Hirst

Containers had a huge effect on the maritime industry in the '50s & now eCommerce is changing the future of shipping. Click here to find out how,

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By: Gavin Hirst

As European Maritime Day rolls around again, we look at the future of green shipping and how ports and maritime companies in Europe are adapting.

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By: Eve Church