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The Convention has taken effect on the adopted marine job from the ILO in 2006
From yesterday it is international law for the first 30 nations that have ratified it
August 21, 2013
Yesterday the Convention has taken effect on marine job (CLM) adopted on February 7, 2006 from the general conference of the International Labor Organization (ILO). The Convention anticipates the standards international minimums faces to guarantee a decent job for the marine workers and to assure parity of conditions to the shipowners that operate under the flags of the nations that have ratified the CLM. The new norm takes part to replace almost 70 conventions and orders existing in matter.
"This Convention - it has emphasized the general manager of the ILO, Guy Ryder - is a milestone in the marine history. Which produced of the tripartite dialogue and the international cooperation, the promotion of decent conditions of job and life for marine and a loyal competition for the shipowners affords meanwhile in that it is globalizzata of the industries".
The new Convention up to now is ratified altogether by 48 nations (Italy lacks still to the appeal) and yesterday it is becomes international law for 30 nations, while for the other Countries it will take effect 12 months after the recording of the respective ratifiche. "I ask all the Countries with marine interests - Ryder has declared - to ratify it - if they have not still made it - and prompt the governments and the shipowners to work in effective way in order to put into effect this Convention".
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Yesterday the Convention has taken effect on marine job (CLM) adopted on February 7, 2006 from the general conference of the International Labor Organization (ILO). The Convention anticipates the standards international minimums faces to guarantee a decent job for the marine workers and to assure parity of conditions to the shipowners that operate under the flags of the nations that have ratified the CLM. The new norm takes part to replace almost 70 conventions and orders existing in matter.
- Via Raffaele Paolucci 17r/19r - 16129 Genoa - ITALY
