Interpreting Clause Samples
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Interpreting. Classified employees who are qualified for the interpreting services listed below shall be paid twenty- seven dollars ($27) per hour when they provide: ● Interpreting services such as parent-teacher conferences and similar meetings, suspension meetings, meetings that include law enforcement, formal, yet low-difficulty presentations to parents at evening events (i.e., on topics that fall within the typical educational domain); or ● Interpreting services such as expulsion hearings and other meetings of a legal nature, formal, high-difficulty presentations to community members (i.e., on topics that fall outside of the typical educational domain, including budget presentations, or simultaneous interpretation tasks), initial eligibility, annual IEP and triennial meetings for SPED.
Interpreting. Each Employee Representative shall be entitled – to the extent necessary – to have the meetings of the supervisory board of BASF SE, as well as the respective preparatory meeting of the Employee Representatives, interpreted into his native language.
Interpreting. 9.1 The Company shall contact the Interpreter by either phone, email, text or any other convenient method of communication to confirm the details of the assignment prior to the commencement of the assignment.
9.2 The Interpreter will receive a timesheet along with a booking confirmation by email or post, which should be signed by the Client following completion of the work.
9.3 The Language Provider is responsible for taking their timesheet to the assignment, and shall obtain the Client’s signature on completion of the work. Your timesheet is an important document that maintains a record of the hours you have worked. Failure to submit a timesheet may result in delayed or non-payment.
9.4 The Language Provider agrees to complete the timesheet in full and to the best of their ability, in line with the Company’s terms and conditions of service.
9.5 All timesheets must be submitted by email, post or fax within 5 days of the end of the assignment. Failure to do so may result in us withholding your payment until the appropriate timesheet has been received.
9.6 The Interpreter is responsible for taking a form of their own personal identification with them to the Client’s premises or meeting place, in line with our Code of Conduct and terms and conditions. Failure to do so may result in the Interpreter not being admitted by the Client, and or delay or cancellation of the meeting where interpretation services are expected to be performed.
9.7 The Company is not in any way responsible for the Language Provider’s failure to take their personal ID with them to any meeting or event where they are involved in the provision of interpretation services.
Interpreting. Following recruitment, all interpreters are subject to the application of the agreed security standards before being made available to the operations team for Police and other collaborative partner assignments. These checks are carried out in line with requirements of the collaborative partner under contract. To date, this means that all our "Police" interpreters are vetted by Greater Manchester Police and used by the six Northwest forces. We identify the relevant interpreters and send them the vetting packs, which are then completed and sent directly to GMP. We are simply informed if an interpreter passes or fails and rightly not allowed any access to the full results. Any further requirement arising from the outcome of the reviews of the Vetting and Barring Scheme and the role of the Independent Safeguarding Authority will be addressed when the conclusions of the reviews are known. In most cases, the Authority member simply requires the interpreter to hold an Enhanced CRB check issued within the preceding three years. Where an Enhanced CRB check is not in place or has lapsed, we carry out the checks for the interpreter to be activated. The ‘Registered Body Guidance’ provided through the Home Office in regard to risk assessment procedure is followed closely. Original copies of the CRB check supplied are reviewed by Applied Language Solutions'management as are other pertinent documents confirming identity, legal right to work in the United Kingdom (which is not confirmed through the Criminal Records Bureaux) and evidence of current address. The data-tagging process that lies at the heart of the job allocation process automatically ensures that interpreters with the appropriate level of clearance are allocated to bookings. To verify the interpreter's identity and clearance level, the following is available: There is a ‘URL shortener’ hosted by Applied Language Solutions or by a commercial provider (▇▇▇.▇▇ being a well known one) supplied in the confirmation email sent which also appears on the back of the photographic ID. When the interpreter presents, the url is checked by the collaborative staffer using the password supplied to his or her operational unit. This provides the staff member with the ability to independently confirm the identity of the individual through a secure, encrypted link. This can be useful where access to the booking email is not available but internet is even on a mobile device. Translation It is unusual that a translator will be req...
Interpreting. Once an assignment has been approved, the following cancellation charges may be required: Less than 24 hour notice: original approved fee payable in full. More than a 24 hour notice: at the discretion of Certified Translation Services.
Interpreting. Interpreting work cancelled by the Client within 48 hours of the scheduled interpreting date will be charged at 100% of the total cost.
Interpreting. Interpreting includes any service whereby the source text delivered orally or provided in a written form is transposed into the target language orally.
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