MSC works with key stakeholders to foster responsible business practices and advance human rights along the value chain.

Protecting our seafarers’ health, safety and wellbeing is a priority. We engage with cargo owners, non-governmental organisations, seafarers’ representatives and others, collaborating with customers and business partners to raise awareness of the need to address human rights standards for seafarers in Human Rights Due Diligence processes, in line with the ILO Maritime Labour Convention, 2006, as amended.

MSC’s people are our greatest asset, the source of our strength and central to our success, and we recognise the importance of investing in human capital and preparing our people for the future. We are committed to equipping our people at sea and ashore with the tools, knowledge and confidence to capitalise on opportunities emerging throughout the energy transition and our industry's ongoing evolution, including digitalisation and automation.

As our industry decarbonises, we have the responsibility to contribute to an equitable and just transition, including through the training, upskilling and reskilling of our global workforce.

A healthy and safe workplace for our people is a top priority. Our focus is on building a culture of prevention across our business and supporting the wellbeing of our global workforce.