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Seafarers Log The Seafarers Log is the official publication of the Seafarers International Union. Published monthly, the Log is a tabloid and normally consists of 24 pages.

The current edition is available in PDF format at www.seafarers.org

Please be aware that a couple of fraudulent SIU pages recently surfaced. Initially, the contents on those pages...
30/07/2025

Please be aware that a couple of fraudulent SIU pages recently surfaced. Initially, the contents on those pages were either reposts of what we’ve put on our official page, or just messages from users who undoubtedly thought we had launched additional sites.

That changed when one of the pages started advertising merchandise. For your own cyber-security, we urge you not to click on those links, as they undoubtedly are not what they appear.

We have reported both and expect them to be removed, though it may take a while.

It appears likely that the people directly behind those accounts aren’t really people, but bots. You may know that Meta or Facebook estimates there are 150 million fraudulent accounts around the world, of varying sophistication.

Meanwhile, you can always find our official page at facebook.com/SeafarersInternational/. We have other social media pages as well, and they’re linked on our website’s home page.

Pictured aboard the Matson Anchorage earlier this month in Tacoma, Washington, are (at the gangway) AB Samuel Moore, (le...
30/07/2025

Pictured aboard the Matson Anchorage earlier this month in Tacoma, Washington, are (at the gangway) AB Samuel Moore, (left to right in the crew mess) QMED Erl Jan Encina and SA Javier Wurttele, and (remaining photo) Chief Cook Engracio Moratin.

It's the moment we've all been waiting for! Okay, maybe not exactly, but in any case, the PDF of the August Log is up. V...
29/07/2025

It's the moment we've all been waiting for! Okay, maybe not exactly, but in any case, the PDF of the August Log is up. Very sincerely, thank you for reading and for submitting content.

https://www.seafarers.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/August2025Log.pdf

These snapshots were taken July 9 when the SIU-crewed Green Delta (Waterman) was in Tacoma, Washington. Pictured from le...
29/07/2025

These snapshots were taken July 9 when the SIU-crewed Green Delta (Waterman) was in Tacoma, Washington. Pictured from left in the crew mess are Bosun David McRoy and ABM Benjamin Watson. In the galley (also from left) are SA William Harrison, Steward/Baker Dequan Smith, and Chief Cook Tekeisha Brown. The last photo includes Bosun McRoy and STOS Ruby Jones. Many thanks to SIU Port Agent Danielle Woodward for the photos and IDs.

Congrats to AB Kenny Rodriguez Benedith (left) on receiving his B book. He’s pictured at the Houston hall with SIU Patro...
28/07/2025

Congrats to AB Kenny Rodriguez Benedith (left) on receiving his B book. He’s pictured at the Houston hall with SIU Patrolman Kirk Pegan.

The SIU took part in the American School Counselor Association’s (ASCA) “Navigate and Innovate” conference July 12-15 in...
26/07/2025

The SIU took part in the American School Counselor Association’s (ASCA) “Navigate and Innovate” conference July 12-15 in Long Beach, California. It’s a major recruiting event for maritime (and other industries); this is the union’s third time attending the conference. Several SIU-contracted companies also participated, as did the Seafarers-affiliated American Maritime Officers and the U.S. Military Sealift Command. Approximately 5,000 school counselors attend each conference. SIU Director of Recruiting Ryan Covert is pictured at the podium in the panel photo and at the SIU/Paul Hall Center booth, talking to a guest. Many thanks to SIU Recruiting Media Coordinator Lauren Liles for the photos.

SIU personnel teamed up earlier this year and conducted a ceremony at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf in Mobile...
25/07/2025

SIU personnel teamed up earlier this year and conducted a ceremony at the National Maritime Museum of the Gulf in Mobile, Alabama, to honor those lost in the El Faro tragedy in 2015. Pictured with SIU Port Agent Jimmy White (far right) are Errick Nobles, Roger Utter, Raymond Spears, Ida Batain, John Conaway, Rickie Juzang, Sam Woodlock, Robert Weeks, Alvin McCants, John McDowell, Zinnonnon Jackson, and Calvin Miles.

Congrats to AB Jose Gonzalez (left) on receiving his A-seniority book. He’s pictured at the Jersey City hall with SIU As...
24/07/2025

Congrats to AB Jose Gonzalez (left) on receiving his A-seniority book. He’s pictured at the Jersey City hall with SIU Asst. VP Ray Henderson.

Pictured July 23 at the AFL-CIO Southern Regional Convention in Atlanta are (from left) Nadry Martinez from the Puerto R...
23/07/2025

Pictured July 23 at the AFL-CIO Southern Regional Convention in Atlanta are (from left) Nadry Martinez from the Puerto Rico Federation of Labor, SIU Asst. VP Amancio Crespo, AFL-CIO President Liz Shuler, and Puerto Rico Federation of Labor President Nelly Ayala.

Congrats to QMED Daryl Morris (center) on receiving his A-seniority book. He’s pictured at the New Orleans hall with SIU...
23/07/2025

Congrats to QMED Daryl Morris (center) on receiving his A-seniority book. He’s pictured at the New Orleans hall with SIU Port Agent George Owen (right) and retired Patrolman James Brown.

Congrats to GUDE Richmond Almocera (right) on receiving his B book. He’s pictured at the Houston hall with SIU Patrolman...
22/07/2025

Congrats to GUDE Richmond Almocera (right) on receiving his B book. He’s pictured at the Houston hall with SIU Patrolman Kirk Pegan.

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