Cruise Ship Workers Complaints - Cruise Ship Workers Abuse at Sea, Tell Your Story and Be Heard

March 4, 2011 - PRLog -- Cruise ship workers complaints. Cruise ship workers abuse at sea. Tell your story and be heard. Consumer advocate and world cruiser Paul Davis invites cruise ship workers to share their stories working for cruise lines. Stop cruise ship workers abuse!

The Los Angeles Times reports the typical passenger ship is "a sweatshop at sea."
http://articles.latimes.com/print/2000/may/30/news/mn-35568

If you or cruise ship workers you know have suffered abuse, mistreatment, been underpaid, not allowed to log hours worked, had their passports taken, been provided poor living standards, or suffered any other type of abuse at sea while working for cruise lines...

Please email your story to:

info @ PaulFDavis.com
http://www.PaulFDavis.com

Paul F Davis is a consumer advocate, author of several books, world cruiser, and international speaker who has touched 62 countries building bridges cross-culturally by joyfully disarming and empowering people throughout the earth to transcend their limitations and live their dreams.

Paul has traveled to and lived in the Philippines, India, Indonesia, Thailand, Latin America, Eastern Europe and many parts of the world where cruise ship workers are recruited by cruise lines.

Paul loves the people of the world and wants to assist cruise ship workers to ensure they:

1. Get paid fairly and are able to log all hours worked at sea.
2. Receive adequate living conditions and are not overly cramped in cabins.
3. Have sufficient time to sleep, rest, recover, and recreate.
4. Are well fed to ensure their bodily strength can be sustained.
5. Can access their passports and travel documents without being questioned or troubled.
6. Can freely speak to their supervisor without being reprimanded or demoted.
7. Are giving adequate access (without excessive fees) to contact their family via email.

If you or cruise ship workers you know have suffered abuse, mistreatment, been underpaid, not allowed to log hours worked, had their passports taken, been provided poor living standards, or suffered any other type of abuse at sea while working for cruise lines...

Please email your story to:

info @ PaulFDavis.com
http://www.PaulFDavis.com

If you would like to email your story. Anonymous complaints are always welcomed and helpful, but your full name and head shot photo will add credibility to your story and further enable Paul to keep cruise lines accountable worldwide.

Therefore if you want to make the greatest impact with your story, please send:

1. Your testimony about any abuse, neglect, or mistreatment experienced.
2. Your full name, city, and country.
3. Your photo - preferrably a clear photo of your face.
4. Your email to contact you back if necessary for clarification and more details if necessary.

Sincere thanks for sharing your story and helping other cruise ship workers throughout the world.

Paul

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