A public policy that obliges the public sector to use the services of a properly trained community interpreter builds a framework for equity, and strengthens the interpreting industry. Public policy does not prescribe a centralized national government budget; instead, each public sector service would define their own budget reinforcing a rigor applied in utilizing interpreters. The current absence of political commitment leaves Community Interpreting vulnerable to shifts, and in turn, jeopardizes access to proper training for interpreters and access to public services for minority language speakers. Lack of public policy on access to health, legal and civil services for the minority language speakers impedes equity, and inhibits the delive...
The article focuses on the translation and interpreting policy in the legal, institutional and publi...
Abstract: Globalisation urges governments to address equality in access to public services. Even tho...
Starting with the question, 'why do we need professional public service interpreters?' this paper of...
A public policy that obliges the public sector to use the services of a properly trained community i...
Abstract: A public policy that obliges the public sector to use the services of a properly trained c...
http://hdl.handle.net/2173/326247 Interpreting between peoples of different languages is an ancien...
This article provides an analysis of the current state of public service interpreting (or community ...
This paper undertakes a comparative examination of language service policy, as various countries str...
Community or Public Service Interpreting (PSI) describe the linguistic mediation allowing speakers o...
Abstract: This article provides an analysis of the current state of public service interpreting (or ...
La ISP es un tipo de interpretación singular porque responde a una cuestión de interés pú- blico. D...
The central issue tackled by this article revolves around decision-making by public service institut...
The comprehensive governmental approach to interpreting in the public sector in Norway includes inte...
The interpreter’s professional status can be said to be one of the least debated issues in Interpret...
Public spending reductions across the advanced capitalist world are creating new professions that ha...
The article focuses on the translation and interpreting policy in the legal, institutional and publi...
Abstract: Globalisation urges governments to address equality in access to public services. Even tho...
Starting with the question, 'why do we need professional public service interpreters?' this paper of...
A public policy that obliges the public sector to use the services of a properly trained community i...
Abstract: A public policy that obliges the public sector to use the services of a properly trained c...
http://hdl.handle.net/2173/326247 Interpreting between peoples of different languages is an ancien...
This article provides an analysis of the current state of public service interpreting (or community ...
This paper undertakes a comparative examination of language service policy, as various countries str...
Community or Public Service Interpreting (PSI) describe the linguistic mediation allowing speakers o...
Abstract: This article provides an analysis of the current state of public service interpreting (or ...
La ISP es un tipo de interpretación singular porque responde a una cuestión de interés pú- blico. D...
The central issue tackled by this article revolves around decision-making by public service institut...
The comprehensive governmental approach to interpreting in the public sector in Norway includes inte...
The interpreter’s professional status can be said to be one of the least debated issues in Interpret...
Public spending reductions across the advanced capitalist world are creating new professions that ha...
The article focuses on the translation and interpreting policy in the legal, institutional and publi...
Abstract: Globalisation urges governments to address equality in access to public services. Even tho...
Starting with the question, 'why do we need professional public service interpreters?' this paper of...