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Coast Guard urged to let mariners work while awaiting MMC

In a tight job market, any delay in putting an entry-level mariner to work could risk losing that employee to another trade, OMSA argues.
In a tight job market, any delay in putting an entry-level mariner to work could risk losing that em
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