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SEAFARER SALARIES HAVE RISEN BUT SO HAVE RETENTION RATES, DANICA SURVEY REVEALS
Sailor Today
|February 2025
Retaining seafarers has improved slightly over the past year, thanks in part to salary raises, the annual Crew Managers' Survey by Danica Crewing Specialists has revealed.
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In its survey of in-house crew managers in ship owning and shipmanagement companies, almost 90% reported that they had increased salaries in 2024. Only seven per cent said they had not raised crew wages over the past year. Companies were more generous too – with increases above those reported in the 2023 survey, except for junior ratings.
In the companies responding to the survey:
- 75% of senior officers benefited from an increase in remuneration in 2024, up from 63% in 2023.
- 67% of junior officers got an increase, against 59% in 2023.
- 65% of senior ratings (Bosun, Fitter, Cook) saw their wages increase, compared to 54% in 2023.
- A little over 50% of other ratings also enjoyed increases in both 2023 and 2024.
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