Lijun Tang, Pengfei Zhang

Human Resource Management in Shipping (eBook, ePUB)

Issues, Challenges, and Solutions

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book sheds light on the nature and causes of the issues and challenges in human resources in shipping and proposes fresh recommendations to manage them.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 200
• Erscheinungstermin: 14. März 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000360875
• Artikelnr.: 60995794

Autorenporträt

Lijun Tang is Lecturer in International Shipping and Port Management at the University of Plymouth. He was involved in a number of maritime research projects and has rich experience in maritime HRM related research. His research interests and publications are in the areas of employment relations, seafarer training, maritime health and safety, CSR and sustainability, and the seafarer labour market.

Pengfei Zhang is a senior lecturer at Solent University, teaching maritime business, ship and port management, international trade and commercial law; his main research areas include: seafarers; ship management; maritime safety and security.

Inhaltsangabe

Chapter 1: Introduction
HRM in maritime shipping - a framework
The human element
Drivers for good HR practices
Structure of the book
Chapter 2: The structural transformation of the shipping industry
Flagging out and the globalisation of shipping
The shipping regulatory regime
The trend of international regulations
ITF
Chapter 3: The global labour market and national employment regimes
The global seafarer labour market
The case of Filipino seafarers
The case of Chinese seafarers
The case of Indian
The case of UK seafarers
The global competition
Chapter 4: Cadet Recruitment and Training
The STCW Convention
The case of the Philippines
The case of China
The case of India
The case of the UK
Revisiting the seafarer shortage
Chapter 5: Training and Professional Development
Who pays for training and identify training needs
New technology and training
Cybersecurity
Shipboard training and mentoring
Professional development as an HR strategy
Chapter 6: Working at Sea and the Challenges
Hierarchical organisational structure
Multinational crews
Tour of duty length and communication
Work intensification and fatigue
Accommodation and leisure facilities
Shore leave
Piracy
Criminalisation
Interaction with port personnel
Health and mental health
The implications of working and living conditions
Chapter 7: Retention and Remuneration
Challenges of retaining seafarers
Reasons for working at sea
Regulations on employment benefits and conditions
Employment practices
Job satisfaction and organisational commitment
Competence
Chapter 8: Performance Management
The Shipping KPI System
TMSA and tanker ship vetting
CSR and Sustainability
Appraisals
Chapter 9: Hierarchy, Power and Safety Management
Maritime safety and safety management
ISM implementation
Leadership & teamwork
Chapter 10: Conclusion
The pursuit of cost-effectiveness and HR challenges
The quest for safety and recommendations

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Chapter 1: Introduction; HRM in maritime shipping - a framework; The human element; Drivers for good HR practices; Structure of the book; Chapter 2: The structural transformation of the shipping industry; Flagging out and the globalisation of shipping; The shipping regulatory regime; The trend of international regulations; ITF; Chapter 3: The global labour market and national employment regimes; The global seafarer labour market; The case of Filipino seafarers; The case of Chinese seafarers; The case of Indian; The case of UK seafarers; The global competition; Chapter 4: Cadet Recruitment and Training; The STCW Convention; The case of the Philippines; The case of China; The case of India; The case of the UK; Revisiting the seafarer shortage; Chapter 5: Training and Professional Development; Who pays for training and identify training needs; New technology and training; Cybersecurity; Shipboard training and mentoring; Professional development as an HR strategy; Chapter 6: Working at Sea and the Challenges; Hierarchical organisational structure; Multinational crews; Tour of duty length and communication; Work intensification and fatigue; Accommodation and leisure facilities; Shore leave; Piracy; Criminalisation; Interaction with port personnel; Health and mental health; The implications of working and living conditions; Chapter 7: Retention and Remuneration; Challenges of retaining seafarers; Reasons for working at sea; Regulations on employment benefits and conditions; Employment practices; Job satisfaction and organisational commitment; Competence; Chapter 8: Performance Management; The Shipping KPI System; TMSA and tanker ship vetting; CSR and Sustainability; Appraisals; Chapter 9: Hierarchy, Power and Safety Management; Maritime safety and safety management; ISM implementation; Leadership & teamwork; Chapter 10: Conclusion; The pursuit of cost-effectiveness and HR challenges; The quest for safety and recommendations