Defaulted Charters Seen Spreading To Tanker Market

June 25, 1999

Unpaid ship charter hire, an increasing problem in the depressed dry bulk shipping market over the last year, is reportedly spreading to the tanker markets.

Defaulted Charters Seen Spreading To Tanker Market

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Chief Cook

Third Officer - Mixed Work Schedule

Damage Control Officer

Second Officer - Mixed Work Schedule

First Radio Electronics Technician (IAT)

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