Please take a moment to check your email inbox and confirm your subscription to start receiving the latest news and updates.
Good news to all our Burmese seafaring officers who are serving onboard vessels covered by SMOU Collective Bargaining Agreements and whose employers are contributing to SMOU’s Seafarers’ Medical Scheme (SMS).
In line with the union’s effort to champion Myanmar seafarers’ interest, SMOU will be offering SMS in Myanmar through the collaboration with Asia Pacific Dental & Medical Centre in Yangon. Similar in nature to the existing SMS offered to our Filipino seafaring officers in the Philippines, the specially designed healthcare scheme will provide general medical protection to our Myanmar seafaring officers and their dependents.
Asia Pacific Medical & Dental Centre strategically locates the new SMS Clinic in Yangon.
Even with the COVID-19 precautions in place, SMOU did not cease reaching out to members. It was the Sunday evening of Singapore’s 55th...
Read More
With uncertainties due to increased border control measures and crew change restrictions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
Read More
Panellists L-R: David Heindel, chair of ITF Seafarers Section; Sooraj Chandran, National Union of Seafarers of India;...
Read More
Even with the COVID-19 precautions in place, SMOU did not cease reaching out to members. It was the Sunday evening of Singapore’s 55th...
Read More
With uncertainties due to increased border control measures and crew change restrictions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, the...
Read More
Panellists L-R: David Heindel, chair of ITF Seafarers Section; Sooraj Chandran, National Union of Seafarers of India;...
Read More