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Courts Receive Help from Other Agencies as ALS Fails – Is this what the Framework Agreement is About?
ALS is not capable of being the “one-stop” agency; this is obvious to everybody working in the UK Justice System. Unwillingness to admit it will only lead to more financial losses and damage to the delivery of justice.
MoJ Obliged to Release Information Regarding ALS - Freedom of Information Act 2000
'How many of the 2300 interpreters on the CIOL database did ALS agree terms with before the contract started in August 2011?'
My late pet dog was offered a job
'I registered my late pet dog at ALS Linguist Lounge recently. He was invited for an assessment and I did not reply, however, on 20th March he received a job offer [...]'
Video: Court chaos as interpreter service goes private
Channel 4 News has evidence of a series of failures in Britain's privatised court interpretation services, including claims that unqualified interpreters are being sent to cover criminal court cases
