All articles

Letter to Parliamentary Public Accounts Committee

Brendan Pells   /   Letters   /   12 October 2012

"Amongst the reasons identified to justify the need for a new FWA was a perceived lack of interpreters, and a perception that interpreters were over-paid. In the context of a free labour market, these views seem somewhat paradoxical. "

What exactly was the rationale for the changes? Does anyone know?

VB   /   Analysis and Comment   /   12 October 2012

'There is a shortage of English native speaker conference interpreters working for the EU – let’s dismantle the whole EU interpretation service, outsource it to a small translation company set up in a back bedroom somewhere in Sicily and that will solve the problem.'

Public Service Interpreting: are we going round in circles?

Taj Sher   /   Opinions and Concerns   /   11 October 2012

For all the negativity of the NAO report; it states that ALS/ CAPITA have improved. But have they?

Critique of the Framework Agreement's Equality Impact Assessment (EIA)

Stendec   /   Analysis and Comment   /   10 October 2012

'The CILT report as a whole, is skewed by its failure, when drawing broad conclusions, to differentiate between public service interpreters, interpreters working for businesses & translators. It is therefore highly prejudicial of the EIA to use it to bolster arguments that are specific to public service interpreters.'


Back             Page 165 of 289            Next
More
Linguist Lounge on Social Media
Documents and Other Resources
Links
Find a Linguist