With the “accredited” designation and under a broad definition, the UK government has added public service interpreters to the list of legally protected regulated professions.
Professional translation and interpreting associations criticize UK Home Office for advocating use of “online translation tools” in asylum application process.
The Chartered Institute of Linguists has launched a new translator qualification, the Certificate in Translation, to complement its existing Diploma in Translation.
Chartered Institute of Linguists survey highlights preference for email versus TMSs in assigning projects; plus other takeaways from points of view of language professionals and LSPs.
Chartered Institute of Linguists CEO Ann Carlisle speaks at SlatorCon Remote 2020 about how technology has changed the translation process, and why qualified professionals are still essential.
New survey by UK-based professional body CIOL examines why, when, how linguists entered the language industry, and unpacks attitudes toward pay, perceptions.
New UK ATC manifesto sets out Association’s plans to tackle challenges in the UK public sector translation and interpreting sector, including linguist pay and supplier pool data.
Mergers and acquisitions helped the biggest LSPs get even bigger; AB5 prompts protests; bankruptcy, layoffs, and a canceled contract; and new standards for interpreters.
LSPs moving toward hourly rates for linguists? Edit distance a viable metric long-term? Are regulations important to translation demand? Will Rev recover from bad press over transcriptionist pay cuts?
Over 400 linguists responded to the CIOL Insights survey, shedding light on their sources of income, relationships with language service providers, and concerns about fair pay.
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