Unpaid Wages & Leave Issues for Yacht & Commercial Crew

If wages, final pay, or leave calculations do not match your records, this pack provides a structured review before you escalate the matter.

Does this reflect your situation?

What You will Receive

This is a structured factual review, not legal advice

A clear wage and leave table based on your documents

A short written summary of what appears to be missing

The key gaps or discrepancies we identify

Practical next-step options you can take from here

Documents required

To proceed, you’ll need at least one of the following. If you do not have all documents, you can still start — we will confirm what is workable

SEA/contract (and any addendums)

Payslips or pay summary

bank payment confirmations

What this review includes

Based on the documents you provide, we:

Fixed fee & turnaround

Fixed professional fee: €249

Submit your request first. We’ll confirm we can assist before any payment is requested

Typical turnaround: 2–5 working days (depending on records provided)

No hourly billing. No open-ended advisory.

FAQ

What happens after I submit?

After submission, we review the documents provided and confirm the review path. If key documents are missing, we will let you know what is still needed before work begins.

No. CrewRights provides information and document-preparation support only.

No. All communication stays under your control.

That’s exactly what this pack is designed for: clarifying what the records show before action.

If key records are missing, we will tell you what is needed before proceeding.

Typical turnaround is 2–5 working days after you submit the assessment and provide the available documents. If something is urgent (e.g., final pay timing, upcoming flight, or contract deadline), flag it in the form and we’ll prioritise where possible.

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Want clarity before raising the issue?

Begin with the assessment form and upload what you have.