Temporary passengers Clause Samples

Temporary passengers. 1. If a cargo vessel temporarily carries passengers or visitors, the shipowner pays in accordance with Appendix 1 the following compensation to the chief ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, cook steward, cook, second cook and catering assistant if the transport of passengers or visitors caused additional work to them: 1) a basic allowance is paid for each passenger; 2) an additional allowance is paid for each passenger and each day. A prerequisite for this stipulation is that the workload of the catering staff increases and the stipulation only applies to cargo ships which have no additional service staff for passengers or on which compensation for passengers is not already being paid to the staff. 2. Passengers or visitors are persons who are on board the ship for more than one day, including the crew’s family members.
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