Demande directe (CEACR) - adoptée 2015, publiée 105ème session CIT (2016)

Aruba

Convention (n° 8) sur les indemnités de chômage (naufrage), 1920 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 9) sur le placement des marins, 1920 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 22) sur le contrat d'engagement des marins, 1926 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 23) sur le rapatriement des marins, 1926 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 69) sur le diplôme de capacité des cuisiniers de navire, 1946 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 74) sur les certificats de capacité de matelot qualifié, 1946 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 145) sur la continuité de l'emploi (gens de mer), 1976 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 146) sur les congés payés annuels (gens de mer), 1976 (Ratification: 1986)
Convention (n° 147) sur la marine marchande (normes minima), 1976 (Ratification: 1986)

Implementation of the Conventions. In order to provide a comprehensive view of the issues relating to the application of ratified maritime Conventions, the Committee considers it appropriate to examine them in a single comment. In its previous comments, the Committee noted the Government’s statement that there were neither seafarers nor ships registered in the territory, and that the Government intended to terminate the acceptance of the obligations of a number of ratified maritime Conventions after consultation with employers’ and workers’ organizations. The Committee notes that the Government indicates in its reports that there are no developments concerning the possible termination of the acceptance of the obligations of these Conventions.

The Committee wishes to draw the Government’s attention to the data collected by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in its 2014 Review on Maritime Transport, which indicated that Aruba’s container ship fleet consists of seven ships. The Committee accordingly requests the Government to clarify the current situation concerning the number of seafarers and ships registered in Aruba.