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Interpreter Details - Further Clarification from the CIoL
Further to our statement on 22 March regarding ALS and interpreters’ details we would like to provide additional clarification
Inequality before the Law? It’s Reality
A Sign Language Interpreter has submitted, anonymously, this story for you all to read. Comment is made afterwards.
What kind of monitoring is this?
If I remember rightly, the government recently claimed that ALS had increased its fulfilment rate to around 90%. Where did that figure come from if central records of non-attendances aren't being kept - from ALS itself?
ALS’s Gavin Wheeldon: A Case Study in Cheap Translation
The tribulations of Applied Language Solutions (ALS) are everywhere in the blogosphere these days. It remains to be seen whether the company will hold on to its monopoly of court interpreting services in England and Wales despite its dismal performance to date.
