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I know coming ashore can mean a pay cut but this is just silly
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They left the 5 zeros off.io parlo morse -
Somehow, I doubt it. More like a place holder. The shoreside salaries that I have seen lately for superintendents and either less than or equal to chief’s salary.Originally posted by endure View PostGo out, do stuffComment
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Same. Most Superintendent salaries tend to hover around 45-65K GBP for technical and 40-50K for marine....Originally posted by Clanky View PostI love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.....
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That low! No wonder they are always claiming there is a shortage of senior marine talent in the UK. A shortage of those that will work for 45K maybe.Former TH cadet with experience of cruise ships, buoy tenders, research ships and oil tankersComment
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It's not good when you go ashore to start with, I think it takes years to get back up seafarers level, but you can go on to earn very good money in the city, especially with P&I etc.
Plus you have to pay tax, NI and all that food and travel! - argh.Cruise ship Captain with experience on-board Passenger Vessels ranging from 5500-150000 GRT.Comment
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