Merchant ship officers are generally speaking one of two types: the Deck Officers (or Mates), in charge mainly of navigation, cargo handling, safety and deck maintenance, and the Engineers, in charge of running and maintaining all machinery items (e.g. engines, pumps, winches, etc.)
On military ships of the US, that officer would have the duty of over seeing what is called the MWR (Morale, Welfare & Recreation) It would be a collateral duty and not his only function on the ship. On a cruise ship it would probably a "Cruise director" and in the merchant mariner world there is none that I know of.
Depending on the city and state a welfare officer stays in contact with clients and aids in child care issues or help gaining employment. For new applicants, the welfare officer, or welfare counselor determines if a person is eligible to be a welfare client. These jobs are usually called Welfare counselor or welfare worker.
Ships surgeon, M.O. (Medical Officer) or doctor.
Ships surgeon, M.O. (Medical Officer) or doctor.
responsible for the welfare of the inmated
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Basically Labor Welfare officer is like human resource manager this is a person who is in charge of the welfare of the workers in the particular organization, for example their pay, benefits, medication and generally the working conditions
The chief of the army staff is the CEO of the Army Welfare Trust.
The duties of a welfare officer in the church will vary from church to church. Their main duties are to just work with those in need of the church such as giving them food or money for utilities.
A child welfare officer's job is to make sure the child is protected and to be negleted
A Captain generally is an officer holding the O-6 rank. However, An officer who is in charge of a ship can also be called a Captain. For example a Commander (O-5) who is the Commanding officer of a ship is the Ships Captain.
Quartermaster