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Guideline B2.8
                     Career and skill development
              and employment opportunities for seafarers

     Guideline   B2.8.1   -  Measures  to  promote  career  and  skill
development and employment opportunities for seafarers
     1.  Measures  to  achieve the objectives set out in Standard A2.8
might include:
     (a)  agreements  providing  for  career  development  and  skills
training with a shipowner or an organization of shipowners; or
     (b)   arrangements   for   promoting   employment   through   the
establishment and maintenance of registers or lists, by categories, of
qualified seafarers; or
     (c)  promotion  of  opportunities,  both on board and ashore, for
further  training  and  education  of  seafarers  to provide for skill
development  and  portable  competencies in order to secure and retain
decent  work,  to  improve individual employment prospects and to meet
the  changing  technology and labour market conditions of the maritime
industry.

     Guideline B2.8.2 - Register of seafarers
     1.  Where  registers or lists govern the employment of seafarers,
these registers or lists should include all occupational categories of
seafarers  in  a  manner  determined by national law or practice or by
collective agreement.
     2.  Seafarers  on such a register or list should have priority of
engagement for seafaring.
     3.  Seafarers on such a register or list should be required to be
available  for  work  in  a manner to be determined by national law or
practice or by collective agreement.
     4.  To  the  extent that national laws or regulations permit, the
number  of seafarers on such registers or lists should be periodically
reviewed  so as to achieve levels adapted to the needs of the maritime
industry.
     5. When a reduction in the number of seafarers on such a register
or list becomes necessary, all appropriate measures should be taken to
prevent  or  minimize  detrimental effects on seafarers, account being
taken of the economic and social situation of the country concerned.