Crew advocate Rinell Banda has called on cruise lines to implement a full day off for all crew members, according to a post from CrewCenter.
Founder of Buhay Sa Cruise Ship and a social media influencer with over 900,000 followers, Banda proposed the initiative after hearing concerns from thousands of cruise ship crew members on his platforms.
The initiative aims to help crew recharge, increase productivity and ultimately enhance the guest experience.
In a video shared on his page, Banda called for action, stating, “To all the amazing CEOs of the cruise ship industry, I have a suggestion that could transform the lives of our hard-working crew members and make our ships even more efficient and happier places to work: implementing a day off at least once a month for all crew members.”
Currently, most crew members only receive partial time off. Banda suggests a full day off each month to address these challenges.
“Think about it: Happy crew members lead to happy guests. It’s a win-win for everyone! So, to all the cruise ship CEOs out there: Let’s lead by example and set a new standard in the maritime industry. One day off a month can make all the difference. Your crew, your strength. Let’s give them the break they deserve,” concludes Banda.
Crew Center has supported the proposal, highlighting its potential benefits for crew members and the cruise industry as a whole.
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