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MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATIONMINISTRY OF EDUCATION & TRAINING VIETNAM MARITIME UNIVERSITY STUDENT NAME:NGUYEN HOANG NAM DISSERTATION GLOBAL STUDIES AND MARITIME AFFAIRS SUGGESTIONSTOIMPROVETHEPROCEDURESOF RECRUITMENT& TRAININGFOR SEAMENATVINIC HAI PHONG – 2015 MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATIONMINISTRY OF EDUCATION & TRAINING VIETNAM MARITIME UNIVERSITY STUDENT NAME:NGUYEN HOANG NAM CLASS: GMA 02 DISSERTATION GLOBAL STUDIES AND MARITIME AFFAIRS SUGGESTIONSTOIMPROVETHEPROCEDURESOF RECRUITMENT& TRAININGFOR SEAMENATVINIC Supervisor: Vuong Thu Giang Division: Basic Economics Faculty: Economics HAI PHONG – 2015 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINICSuggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC PREFACE I declare that this report is my own unaided work It has not been submitted before If violated, I am solely responsible for and bear the punishments ofthe Institution and University Student Name and Signature Nguyen Hoang Nam Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page i Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC ACKNOWLEGEMENT Firstly, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to my advisor MSc Vuong Thu Giang forthe continuous support of my graduate study and related research, for his patience, motivation, and immense knowledge Her guidance helped me in all the time of research and writing of this thesis I could not have imagined having a better advisor and mentor for my study Also I would like to express my thanks tothe staff ofthe Company VINIC whom has been very helpful and generous during my internship atthe office ofthe company During this period, I also had the opportunity to observe some ofthe company’s procedures, two of which have inspired to conduct this topic for my dissertation Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page ii Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC TABLE OF CONTENTS PREFACE i ACKNOWLEGEMENT ii TABLE OF CONTENTS iii LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS vi LIST OF TABLES vii LIST OF FIGURES viii INTRODUCTION Necessity ofthe research Research Object Research scope Research findings CHAPTER 1: METHODOLOGY 1.1 Relating terms 1.1.1 Ship crew & Seamen (By the Vietnam Maritime Law, number 40/2005/QH11) 1.1.2 Ranks ofseamen 1.2 Basic definitions 1.2.1 Recruitment 1.2.2 Training 1.3 Laws and regulations affecting theproceduresofrecruitment and trainingforseamen 1.3.1 National laws 1.3.2 International laws 10 1.3.2.1 International Convention forthe Safety of Life at Sea – SOLAS 1974 10 1.3.2.2 International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers-STCW 78/95 11 1.3.2.3 Maritime Labor Convention, 2006 (MLC, 2006) 11 1.3.2.4 Quality management systems – ISO 9001:2008 11 1.4 Factors affecting theproceduresofrecruitment and training 12 Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page iii Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC 1.4.1 Factors within the organization 12 1.4.2 Factors outside the organization 14 1.5 Content oftheprocedures 15 1.5.1 Recruitment 15 1.5.2 Training 17 CHAPTER 2: THEPROCEDURESOFRECRUITMENT AND TRAININGFORSEAMENATVINIC 19 2.1 Introduction ofthe company 19 2.1.1 General information 19 2.1.2 Function, duty and business majors ofVINIC 20 2.1.3 Organization 22 2.1.4 Business analysis, period 2012-2014 27 2.1.5 Analysis ofthe HR atVINIC 28 2.1.5.1 Scale of labor 28 2.1.5.2 Scale of labor by degrees of education 29 2.1.5.3 Scale of labor by age groups 31 2.2 Evaluation oftheproceduresofrecruitment and trainingforseamenatVINIC 33 2.2.1 The procedure ofrecruitment 33 2.2.1.1 Content ofthe procedure 33 2.2.1.2 Strengths 34 2.2.1.3 Weaknesses 35 2.2.2 The procedure oftraining 36 2.2.2.1 Content ofthe procedure 36 2.2.2.2 Strengths 38 2.2.2.3 Weaknesses 38 CHAPTER 3: SUGGESTIONSTOIMPROVETHEPROCEDURESOFRECRUITMENT AND TRAININGFORSEAMENATVINIC 40 3.1 The short-term strategies and short-term targets ofVINIC 40 3.2 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment and trainingseamenatVINIC 41 Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page iv Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC 3.2.1 Suggestionstoimprovethe procedure ofrecruitmentforseamenatVINIC 41 3.2.2 Suggestionstoimprovethe procedure oftrainingforseamenatVINIC 44 CONCLUSION 47 References Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page v Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS HR: Human resources PSC:Port-State Control MOU:Memorandum of understanding Ltd.: Limited Liability SOLAS:International Convention forthe Safety of Life at Sea MLC:Maritime Labor Convention Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page vi Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC LIST OF TABLES Table Statistics of Vietnamese fleets held by PSC Table Business results ofthe Company, period 2012-2014 27 Table VINIC's scale of labor 2012-2014 28 Table Scale of labor by degrees of education 29 Table Scale of labor by age groups 31 Table A model ofthe basic content ofthetraining plan 44 Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page vii Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC f Step 9: Passed, then the exam council will notify examination results report to Crew manning Department and they will organize medical examinations for candidates who pass round ofrecruitment (step 10) g Step 11: If health does not meet the standards, then that candidate will be disqualified and be notified; if met, the Crew manning Department will send a proposed labor recruitmentto Board of Directors to approve and notify successful candidates, appointing the meetings (step 12-13) h Step 14: In the date of appointment, Crew manning Department will be responsible for carrying out proceduresof receiving new seamen 2.2.1.2 Strengths The procedure ofrecruitmentforseamenatVINIC has certain advantages Every year, VINIC set its own specific plan in order to recruit the needed amount of good seafarers, based on the following criteria: the number to recruit, degrees of skills and competence, ranks, speculation on the targets of application VINIC has its own set of strategy to market therecruitment through several media such as TV, internet and advertisements tothe employment service centers, universities, colleges, high schools… Additionally, VINIC has its unique schedules in recruitmentThe time frame to receive resumes for application is very strict The admission forms must have the following: CV, adequate degrees and certificates, sufficient health to work offshore (through checking), and commits to work on long-term forthe company The procedure ofrecruitment is also clear with steps and instructions There are several rounds in the procedure: - Preliminary interview: this is often organized by the Crew manning department in order to research overall ofthe selected candidates This was represented from step 1-5 ofthe procedure - Contents of examination: English or Japanese, the professional knowledge (step 69 ofthe procedure) - In-deep interview: this is conducted by the crew division ofthe Crew manning department They will check the skills and ability to react ofthe candidates VINIC prioritizes the just-graduated university students over the crew members which only have primary degrees With crew transferred from other firms, VINIC will prioritize Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 34 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINICtherecruitmentforthe officers ranks and sailors ranks which have good qualifications and good capacity of foreign language (step 12-13) - Based on the results of examination, CV and degrees and requirements, company will recruit in the order from the highest tothe lowest - Therecruitment results are checked extremely thoroughly and only after that, the contract of labor can be signed The decision to sign contracts is officially announce only after the candidates have gone through a period of work trial The jobs oftherecruitment council are defined thoroughly: - Degrees and certificates are checked clearly - Interviews and evaluation are strictly organized to evaluate the ability ofseamenof qualifications, foreign language and professional skills with the set of questions from theseamentraining facility The board of members, along with the president directly consider the results and gives a fair decision tothe candidates - The procedure has been conducted under the national and international law system, ensuring the best results possible 2.2.1.3 Weaknesses By researching and analyzing the procedure ofrecruitmentseamenof VINIC, it is obvious that the procedure still has some following drawbacks: - The methods: The Company often applies the indirect recruitment through announcement atthe company or inside the specialized universities and the introduction ofthe staff within the company and very few announcements made on the mass media (TV, websites…) Therefore, there have been very few opportunities that general laborers know about the recruitment, limiting the candidates during therecruitment period - The steps are still excessive at certain points and some of them can be combined into one, but this have not been solved yet and could make it complicated for candidates to follow - The selection of staff forthe company is still partly under the influence ofthe personal connections within and outside the company This is considered partly breaking law and should be dealt with the create fairness for candidates Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 35 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC 2.2.2 The procedure oftraining 2.2.2.1 Content ofthe procedure Figure Thetraining procedure atVINIC a Step 1: When the company wants to train crew members, Crew manning Department will set up thetraining plan, then presented tothe Board of Directors b Step 2: After the Board of Directors approved the plan to train, VINIC conduct thetraining courses by its own or by sending theseamen that need to be trained tothe nearby training facilities Additionally, the company receives degrees and certificates ofseamen who used to be Vietnam Maritime University students c Step 3: If VINIC decides to not train crew members by its own: The Company will send the crew members who needs more trainingtothe available training facilities to acquire and complete a required training course d Step 4: Crew members after participating and completing a training course (not organized by the company) will bring the certificate issued totheTraining Department e Step 5: Training Department receives certification which crew members has brought to, confirming the crew had been trained and certified f Step 6: From the courses, the crew members will be checked forthe obtained experience and knowledge from studying by direct methods (interviews, supervising by the department) or indirectly (observation through field work, reaction…) in order to decide whether the member has been ready to work off-shore or not All ofthe results will be finalized and sent tothe Board of members forthe final decision Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 36 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 37 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC 2.2.2.2 Strengths In the period 2012-2014, the company achieved certain results in trainingseamen Basically, thetraining was taken care of carefully by leaders, creating favorable conditions forthe implementation procedure Both the division in charge oftraining and the crews have been trying, putting efforts in the procedure of implementing thetrainingThetraining methods are carried out in diverse and different forms, the number of train crews through the year is relatively high Each step ofthe procedure has proved to be clear and helpful tothetraining objectives Thetraining has the contribution of captains, officers and engineers with experience from inside and outside the company The procedure utilizes most ofthe available onboard the ships, helping theseamen in catching the work situation fast Results oftraining crews over the years has helped companies ensure the legal standards ofthe International Conventions on standards of seamen, following the standards defined by the national government and international organizations 2.2.2.3 Weaknesses The process of identifying training needs are not effective, thetraining needs are only focusing on the need to standardize criteria forthe crews, while whetherthey lack of knowledge, practical skills or not has not been properly concerned The objective ofthetraining is not specifically identified Thetraining objectives for each training method unidentified individual skills, knowledge and crewmen missing after training crews gain some degree Therefore, after the process oftraining crews and company objectives measured only through qualifications and certificates of Seafarers gain, while how the knowledge and skills are gained is undetermined Training subjects, which just focus on subjects lacking qualifications and certificates, have not been the object selection has achieved a degree or certificate, lacking the knowledge, skills, job performance Thetraining time ofthe courses for certificatesis not reasonable, especially for practicing the professional skills Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 38 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINICThe choice oftraining methods is purely subjective, not carefully analyzed the relevance between thetraining objectives and training methods, the method further training outside the company is due tothe initiative of crew members suggested that the lack of orientation and analysis from departments in charge of education The cost fortraining is still rather high Planning and implementation resources fortraining have a common weakness is that cost is always larger than initially expected led the company to mobilize other sources to supplement the costs incurred in thetraining During thetraining methods ofthe company have many methods cost too high without giving practical effect There are still no proper way to deal with the situations after the final step In case that theseamen still not pass thetraining course, they would have to wait until other programs are available to participate, not being able to continue and improve their qualifications right away Therefore, six main steps ofthe procedure atthe company is still rather short, leading to insufficient solutions for further trainingforseamen Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 39 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC CHAPTER 3: SUGGESTIONSTOIMPROVETHE PROCEDURESOF RECRUITMENT AND TRAININGFORSEAMENATVINIC 3.1 The short-term strategies and short-term targets ofVINIC 2015 and 2016 are two very important years to advance tothe 20th anniversary ofthe founding and development ofVINIC (scheduled for November 10/2017) Therefore, the task ofthe focus for this year 2015 and probably to 2020 is as follow: Regarding the number of crew members: maintain stability and additional number of crew members is from 580 to 600 people, with the appropriate structures; Regarding the quality of seafarers: continue the implementing of measures toimprove quality, which is particularly focused on recruitment, training classes directly on board the ships and strictly implement quality assessment of workload of seafarers working on board; Regarding the number of ship: With plans to reach 17 ships in 2017, the company will be active in negotiations with the shipowners, which is particularly expected in the number of ships of NS United will rise faster in the future; Regarding partners: The Company continues to build relationships closely linked with the traditional partners, in particular with NS United as the top priority Besides, the company also plans to actively seek additional partners to expand the job market as well as create an enabling environment for officers and crew members accumulate more experience 2014 was a difficult year but the working aspects of activities of sending laborers to work overseas has achieved important results Workers are arranged enough jobs, enough income, stable life The social welfare schemes, learning conditions and improved training, working environment and conditions for accommodation, activities have continued to be ensured The image and reputation ofthe company continues to be confirmed The partners continue to commit long-term cooperation The economic indicators, the handing-over obligations are fulfilled 2015 continues to be a more difficult year as anticipated, requiring council members, board of directors and staff exercise and officers, crew members must Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 40 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC make every effort, uphold the spirit of responsibility, owners initiative, creativity to accomplish the company’s objectives 3.2 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment and trainingseamenatVINIC 3.2.1 Suggestionstoimprovethe procedure ofrecruitmentforseamenatVINIC * Short-term suggestions -VINIC should continue to give out scholarships to maritime students with studying capacity from moderately good to good and good capacity of foreign languages to attract their attention to work forthe company -Next, the period ofrecruitment must be widely announced more on mass media such as radios, newspapers, TV, the company’s website…VINIC should focus more on the period of graduation of students The procedure ofrecruitment should continue to be conducted justly under the specific standards as defined -When recruitment, the matters of time for work and study should be concerned to avoid the situation of quitting job or asking for transferring - The classes fortraining maritime officers and engineers should be looked after in order to early determine individuals who have the desire to work forthe company - The procedure ofrecruitment should be conducted quickly and effectively The steps in which the entry exam and the health check should be combined into one step, avoiding the complexity forthe candidate With this solution, the procedure can avoid notifying candidates multiple times, simplifying it in the process - VINIC should also give more concern tothe human resources outside the company rather than only from the university - Otherwise, in the procedure some points should be noticed: + Individuals who changed jobs multiple times in the past + Individuals who got fired by other companies + The work atthe company is similar to what they did in the previous career but individuals not like their previous job Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 41 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC + Atthe moment they are working for another company but answer that they are ready for any available jobs The company should additional checks practical skills of crews, by the work ofthe crews was to use the equipment on board so if the company does not test practical skills they cannot assess competence of crews right from recruitment Because according tothe regulations on recruitment, "for experienced crews who have worked on board 12 months, it is not necessary to get training in work-testing period, crews with no work experience or work experience of less than 12 months must train during work-testing period"With regulations and the company ignores the actual capacity tests from experience leads to inaccuracies when selecting trainees, maybe experienced seafarers working on vessel less than 12 months but with good thinking they can still meet the requirements ofthe job without training, or crew may have experience for years but still have to get training * Long-term suggestionsTo test practical skills, the company should provide the venue ofrecruitment in gathering places near the equipment ofthe company to have the means of testing - The company should have specific regulations forrecruitment resources from family members of employees ofthe company It should have clear standards to meet the criteria when recruitment participants for their efforts in the process of learning and training themselves, avoiding subjective errors in assessing seafarer recruitment, leading to increase training costs and avoid risks of future work, as well as complying tothe national laws and international conventions of maritime labor - Content of seafarer recruitment assessment must be based on job descriptions and standards forthe crews It should ease the pressure on the number of crews to train right from recruitmentThe following suggestion advises the company to increase their cooperation with the universities in the necessary fields - The company needs to invest in establishing a number of new training facilities in order to solve the situation of lacking good-quality officers, reducing the imbalance in supply-demand ofseamenatthe moment Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 42 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC - The maritime-specializing universities should be equipped with to ships with the duty oftraining or transporting cargo and training simultaneously in order to letstudents have internships within 12 months during their studying, ensuring their capacity to become operating officers or intern officers - The company should collaborate with universities more in investing in more simulation systems of maritime and ships, as well as in updating the library forthe interns to get acquainted with the environment early The good collaboration between thetraining facilities and the company having ships will create good condition for interns in working in a real laboring environment - The company should increase their investment in the facilities in order to have more qualified candidates forrecruitment - The company should work more with and help the university in accepting students for internship on its fleets, contributing tothetrainingofthe young generation ofseamen Standardizing the educating programs: - Decreasing the unnecessary subjects, increasing the intern periods for students Researching and comparing the experience of education ofthe neighbor countries - The educating programs needs to be complemented the knowledge of science, new technology ofthe maritime fields, as well as the modern equipment, computer knowledge and maritime laws - Increasing the schedule of learning foreign language for students of offshore study majors, improving the methods of learning languages so that students can work on foreign ships right away after graduating -Updating the information on mass media ofthe status of Vietnamese seamen, comparing them to that ofthe foreign countries to find out what Vietnamese seamen are lacking and what still has to be done Getting specific evidence so that students could take that as the motivation - Increasing the education of industrial working style, the awareness of collectiveness, discipline, occupation loyalty as soon as they are students or trainees in training facilities Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 43 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC 3.2.2 Suggestionstoimprovethe procedureof trainingforseamenatVINIC * Short-term suggestions Participants determine training needs for crews to choose who knows about work and the process of implementing the work ofthe crew members were identified So through the process of implementing the work, the actual capacity ofthe new crews are shown, they also had the best insight into the cause ofthe job performance ofthe crews Through the process of gathering information, staff specialized in the procedure oftraining are the basis for determining training needs When developing training plans, studying work plan ofthe vessel crews that should be trained must be considered carefully; VINIC need to build development plans’ basis, managing to nominate crews to go to school-standard job positions that have been appointed Additionally, in order to pursue the order of priority oftraining needs to be prepared, the company should build all the content ofthetraining plan and consider a reasonable level of all the contents ofthetraining plan The basic content can be structured through the following form: Table A model ofthe basic content ofthetraining plan Priority Training target Name Division TrainingTraining method period Trainer resource Internal External Sponsor Estimated cost … When formulating training objectives, it should be based on the results of determining training needs to develop goals for individual needs or group needs Training objectives when establishing must be clear, specific and try to quantify as much as possible so that after completion ofthe training, division in charge oftraining and crew can know targets are being met, achievingat some degrees Additionally, when defining training objectives, it should be based on existing resources and the company's crews In selecting training targets: with theseamenofthe managing responsibilities, firstly, based on the standards of crews and assess the degree of learning, age and time of crews working in the next stage to select crews for attending courses The higher the age, the less likely seamen are going to work for a long time before Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 44 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC retirement Therefore, the company needs to estimate the cost and benefits when choosing training targets or the non-training methods With seamenof serving duties, forthe crews had just been recruited, it should be based on the test results ofthe entrance exams; with experience crews, firstly the company should choose the crew have not achieved the prescribed certificate to send for training; then, the company needs to refine the targets have the capability of development to train for future job The participants to evaluate the effectiveness oftraining include: participate in training crews, teachers, staff and teachers in companies outside the company, direct leadership ofthe crews went to school, staff specialized training Specifically, seamen who participate in training courses have the responsibilities to perform the tests under any forms and exchange, discuss with the lecturers about thetraining content and through that, lectures will evaluate the level of understanding the knowledge ofthe participating seamenThe lecturers have the responsibilities of evaluate thetraining effectiveness as soon as the course starts and when it finishes During the lecturing process, lecturers must supervise, evaluating the suitable level of contents compared tothe aims in order to have the necessary adjustment, simultaneously evaluating the understanding capacity ofthetrainingseamen so that the methods of teaching could be adjusted, providing the information forthetraining department to get the experience when selecting thetraining targets When the course ends, lectures need to collaborate with thetraining department to organize and evaluate the effectiveness Thetraining department needs to base on the content ofthe planned evaluation to design the form of evaluating the courses, organizing the evaluation process and summarizing the information when the courses end The trainingprocedure needs to standardize qualifications but the choice oftraining methods needs to be considered carefully the skills, deficient knowledge ofthe Company to select appropriate training methods The company should apply synchronized regulations of compulsory studying and improving their qualifications and skills There should be another step forthe procedure After thetraining course, if seamen not pass the score, then the next step should be to solve the circumstance, avoiding putting theseamen on hold forthe next training programs In order to this, when planning thetraining scheme, the company should look out for all ofthe Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 45 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC possible training courses so that thetraining procedure can follow through continuously, helping theseamento have their required skills forthe jobs The company should also have concern in the level of foreign communications oftheseamen so that they could communicate well during their work onboard an international ship Theseamen just need the ability to communicate flawlessly and understand well the work they are responsible for onboard that ship Moreover, the knowledge of foreign relations, diplomacy, laws and customs ofseamen should also be complemented The company should increase their frequency oftrainingforseamento reduce the usual faults ofseamen under the foundation of PSC (Ports-State Control) as well as their working reports on the ships The company should frequently observe the periodically training programs ofthe Maritime Bureau in order to quickly schedule the plans, allowing seamento participate these training program * Long-term suggestionsForthetrainingof human resources to be completed and bring practical value, it is necessary to ensure the following conditions in order to implement the solutions: - Thetraining continues to receive the attention and encouragement by the company and its collaborators - There is a clear division of responsibilities of leadership, the department in charge ofthe training, the crews in training - The management levels to coordinate monitoring and close supervision oftraining and training crews Trainers must have enthusiasm, willingness to learn, not against- Regularly update the provisions ofthe State, the policy ofthe Corporation on thetraining and dissemination tothe individual, especially the organized labor room, room crews and staff training - There is coordination and consistency among stakeholders - To provide adequate facilities as well as facilities forthetraining served.Allocation of budget fortraining activities is appropriately performed Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 46 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC - Encouraging the self-study and improving the professional skills, updating the knowledge by creating the benefits of time and expense of training, keeping the basic level of salary during the study CONCLUSION Human resources are a crucial element to ensure the sustainable development ofthe organization, human resource quality assurance will contribute to creating the sustainable development ofthe organization Toimprovethe quality of human resources organizations need to perform synchronous HR policies, including recruitment and training policies is the most central policies In order to conduct theproceduresofrecruitment and training effectively,the company should firstly have the proper recognition ofthe major role of each procedure, then it should have its staff trained and knowledgeable of reality to implement appropriately tothe characteristics ofthe organization and bring practical results Regarding therecruitment and trainingof seafarers atVINIC, theprocedures also had significant successes Leaders ofthe company are interested in these proceduresto improvethe quality of crews The company also cares about the workers, care tothe material and spiritual life ofthe staff ofthe company In the dissertation, the author has tried to find out the status ofrecruitment and training, searching the shortcomings of each procedure and give some suggestionstothe companyfor the purposes of researching and overcoming the drawbacks; giving some proposed solutions to companyto help recruiting therecruitment and trainingofthe company effectively However, as this is a big matter, its scope and duration of dissertation research is limited, though the author have tried the best, contributions ofthe dissertation are still limited at a certain degree This issue needs to be continued researching to find more effective solutions, contributing to further improvetherecruitment and trainingof crews in company VINIC Ltd The author also wishes to continue receiving the guidance and instructions, as well as the contribution ofthe teachers and colleagues to further complete the dissertation Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 Page 47 Suggestionstoimprovetheproceduresofrecruitment & trainingforseamenatVINIC References Department of Vietnamese registration of, s (2014) Statistics of Vietnamese fleets held by PSC Hanoi: Department of Vietnamese registration of shipping Flippo, E B (1984) Personnel Management New York: McGraw-Hill Companies IMO (1974) International Convention forthe Safety of Life at Sea London: IMO IMO (1978) International Convention on Standards of Training, Certification and Watchkeeping for Seafarers London: IMO International Labour Office (2006) Maritime Labour Convention Geneva: International Labour Organization Various Authors, (1999, October 6) xa.yimg Retrieved from xa.yimg Web site: http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/4749922/217350788/name/Defining+Training+and+I ts+Importance.pdf Various authors (2013, January 10) Business Dictionary Retrieved from http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/recruitment.html Vietnam Maritime Bureau (2005) Vietnam Maritime Law Number 40/2005/QH11 VINIC (1997) Regulations on recruitment Hai Phong: VINICVINIC Crew Manning Department (2015) Data and statistics of human resources ofVINIC Hai Phong: VINIC International Organization for Standardization (2008) ISO 9001:2008 Geneva ISO Central Secretariat Nguyen Hoang Nam – GMA02 ... iv Suggestions to improve the procedures of recruitment & training for seamen at VINIC 3.2.1 Suggestions to improve the procedure of recruitment for seamen at VINIC 41 3.2.2 Suggestions to improve. .. Suggestions to improve the procedures of recruitment & training for seamen at VINIC LIST OF FIGURES Figure The overview of procedures in company VINIC 21 Figure Model of VINIC s organization... recruitment & training for seamen at VINIC CHAPTER 2: THE PROCEDURES OF RECRUITMENT AND TRAINING FOR SEAMEN AT VINIC 2.1 Introduction of the company 2.1.1 General information The Company VINIC s first