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Minnesota’s Judicial Branch accepts public comments on possible changes to court interpreter rates, with the goal of “uniformity and fairness” in non-employee interpreter pay.
University of California, Irvine finds only 40% of orgs track data on language service usage; less than half have a Language Access Coordinator. Limited budgets cited as hurdle.
With the cost of living rising fast, court interpreters say barely livable per diem rates are driving professionals to leave the field. New rates expected to be announced by March 2023.
Despite growing interpreting demand, Colorado’s relatively low rates remain stagnant. Judicial Department says interpreters’ request for USD 10 per hour raise came too late for consideration for FY23.
LSP Carmazzi Global Solutions files for bankruptcy in wake of litigation with US Social Security Administration. Vendors left unpaid.
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