What are the working conditions on S-J-Boss?

Based on crew reviews, S-J-Boss has an average rating of 3.0 out of 5 stars from 1 reviews.

What type of vessel is S-J-Boss?

S-J-Boss is a Container Ship vessel registered in Comoros.

When was S-J-Boss built?

S-J-Boss was built in unknown year.

🚢 Was S-J-Boss abandoned?

Abandonment of S-J-Boss has been documented in maritime news. The latest news block contains additional context.

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Name: S-J-Boss
Brand: Comoros
Rating: 3.0 (1 reviews)

IMO: 9168532

Container Ship, Comoros

Photos

S-J-Boss - Container Ship vessel registered in Comoros

Vessel Details

MMSI

620999523

Callsign

D6A3522

Width

18.0 m

Length

123.0 m

ITF_Abandonment_Status

Open

ITF_Abandonment_Date

01 Apr 2025

ITF_Owed_Wages

3 monthd

ITF_Seafarers_Count

ITF_Seafarer_Nationalities

Egypt, India, Iraq, Syria

ITF_Port

Dubai

ITF_Country

UAE

Reviews (1)

James

2024-06-16

Position: Catering Assistant

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Latest News (1)

S. J. BOSS Reported Abandoned by ITF Amid Unpaid Wages

Apr 01, 2025 00:00

The International Transport Workers' Federation (ITF) has officially registered a report concerning the vessel S. J. BOSS (IMO: 9168532) due to allegations of abandonment. This incident raises significant concerns for the 19 seafarers aboard, whose nationalities include Egyptian, Indian, Iraqi, and Syrian. The S. J. BOSS, flagged under Comoros, has been docked in Dubai, UAE, where the seafarers have reportedly been owed wages for the past three months. This situation was brought to the attention of the ITF on April 1, 2025, and the case is currently marked as open, indicating ongoing efforts to resolve the matter and support the affected crew. The ITF Seafarers abandonment list serves as a critical resource, monitoring these troubling abandonment cases globally, ensuring that the plight of maritime workers does not go unnoticed.