What would you suggest Maritime Transport management do to prevent others from leaving?

Change the management structure starting at the very top

Stop paying operator's bonus for more work they get out they are pushing drivers up and beyond the law

Reduce the working day to at least 12 hours
I've been told by drivers, and owner drivers there just work you to the bone
But there say not bad to work for just long hours

Either a wage increase or a reduction in hours.
Expecting drivers to do 55 hours a week is a disgrace. Planning 13 plus hours a day is a disgrace. Work life balance I can’t believe companies like Maritime get away with this rubbish.

Have some office staff that are ex-drivers, plan travel times that include potential road delays (eg A14) not just the time that it can actually take to get from A-B. Advise drivers what they'll be doing next shift & allow drivers to alter start times so they can plan breaks etc, they know how long a journey may take . Office staff to actually listen to driver feedback , pass a message on not just pass the buck to someone else because "they're going home soon" !!!

As I wrote to the owner several times:
Good communication and understanding from office staff what problems drivers have to solve for them on daily basis .
Juniors in office with poor attitude and UK geographical and legal knowledge are just keeping good willing new drivers away.
Brains you cannot buy but use free of charge .

Yep change all the managers and planners

Had worse jobs. Play the ball. Give n take.

Don’t run your business on mushroom managers. Keep you in the dark and fed on S**T. Secret squirrel all the time yet how you supposed to orchestrate your breaks etc without knowing what you day entails. Very bad management lack of disciplined individuals hire professionals not bonus chasers!!