Translators definition

Translators means private publishers and public institutions with the right to publish who translate a work from one language into another.
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Translators means third parties who engage with Trustlations and Customer(s) to provide content translation services as contractors of Trustlations (not employees).
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Translators is defined as those employees performing duties related to translation; ⬩ “Cleaners” is defined as “Cleaning and Light Maintenance Employees;” ⬩ “Funds employees” are Specialists who have been hired to work on projects funded by the Service Expansion and Workplace Development Committee or the Child Care Fund and any other funds negotiated by CUPW and CPC; ⬩ COPE (Canadian Office and Professional Employees’ Union) is the bargaining agent for office employees of the Employer.
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Examples of Translators in a sentence

  • In addition to the Level I stipend for Written and Conversational bilingual competency the City will designate a limited number of staff as Level II Bilingual Translators.

  • The Supplier shall ensure that all Translators are UK based unless specified by the Contracting Authority at the Call Off Agreement stage.

  • Such Level II Bilingual Translators shall perform written translations that are viewed by a large audience of City residents (i.e. City mailers, City Council minutes, inserts in City utility bills, etc.).

  • Refugee Translators who are regularly scheduled to work over 10 hours per week will receive prorated sick leave.

  • Level II Bilingual Translators must meet all requirements under Level I prior to applying for Level II consideration.

  • Translators shall receive their normal hourly rate for staff in-service day prior to the opening of school.

  • UNLIREC will regularly monitor the performance of these LTA holders, based on the following Key Performance Indicators (KPI): • KP1: Responsiveness: Translators should respond and confirm their availability for an assignment within 2 days of UNLIREC´s notification communication.

  • During this training, the District will explain how to access Qualified Interpreters, including how to access the District’s telephone-based interpretation vendor, and accurate translations of essential information into the District’s Major Languages from Qualified Translators.

  • Translators at any meetings related to this Agreement shall be the responsibility of the Party requiring translation.

  • Translators (including revisers) with at least 880 calendar days of work experience at the previous level over a period of at least 4 years.