The latest acquisition by Interpreters Unlimited is part of their continued
effort to meet the growing demand for foreign language services due to
the rise of immigration in the United States.
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Non-staff interpreters working in US immigration courts received a favorable ruling from the National Labor Relations Board in their complaint against government services contractor SOS International (SOSi). Continue reading
In a landmark hearing on January 31, 2018, the European Parliament acknowledged the need for the EU to work more actively for the safety and protection of translators and interpreters in conflict situations. Continue reading
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The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the total number of jobs for Interpreters and Translators to grow by 18% from 68,200 in 2016 to 80,300 by 2026, outstripping the national average. Median annual pay at USD 46,120 in 2016. Continue reading
The Translation Centre sees a sustained demand for translation from EU agencies and bodies in 2018. But to deliver three-quarters of a million translated pages per year, it relies on extensive outsourcing and technology. Machine translation not yet integrated into production. Continue reading
Instead of taking away jobs from translators, machine translation will make millions of companies discover that translations are precious pieces of content that are getting attention, says Machine Translation Language Specialist Silvio Picinini. Continue reading
Ireland’s central procurement agency awards over 20 contracts worth up to EUR 5m to 13 individual providers. Part of tender specifically crafted to allow buyers to use freelancers directly. Continue reading
Australia is implementing a major overhaul of its decades old accreditation system for professional translators and interpreters. The industry is now weighing in on the pros and cons of the proposed new certification model that would take effect in January 2018. Continue reading
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