gniosdb

Hahaha,

Crew enjoy facilities crew-only, where they can socialize and have some fun. Usually crew parties are really nice, specially because we feel like a family.

Well, people some times find things that other people misplaced and try to keep it.

Thanks for the question. Yes, law is enforce on cruise ships in a very serious level.

All ships have security staff for security purposes Uniformed staff that it's obvious they are from Security. Even though crimes are unlikely, they may happen, and they are very ready to respond.

Ships I have worked on are managed by US Laws, even though the ship does not call in US. Anyway, each port of call may have different regulations, and if somebody commit a crime, they may be discharge to the law authorities of the respective port of call.

As I mentioned, crimes are really unlikely, so I have not have experience with any serious things. And even though if happens, the Security staff is very efficient and discrete, may happens without any other crew knowing.

The ship must full stop, and small boats go to rescue. As soon as the crewmember notice the passenger, threw a life ring near to the passenger which allowed him to keep a float.

I recommend, anyway, do not fell into the water on a ship.

I'm not keeping track of sexual relationship onboard. I can tell lot of crew are onboard with their partners (wife, husband).