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Wednesday22 March 2023

16/05/2013at 11:50

Threat to German shipping: Brain drain

Hanging onto the proper and most qualified workers is currently the biggest threat to the developments of German shipping. If the developments of the maritime sector lack behind, the talents will leave, says German market player with years of experience.

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BY LOUISE VOGDRUP-SCHMIDT

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