TRANSLATION SUMMARIES Sample Clauses

TRANSLATION SUMMARIES. Employees engaged to do Translation Summaries i.e. of newspaper articles, books shall be engaged for a minimum hire period of one hour. Time spent reading will be remunerated at the hourly rate for interpreting services at the appropriate level. Translators Accredited at NAATI III Other Translators Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2014 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2015 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2016 Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2014 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2015 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2016 $33.00 $33.80 $34.60 $35.50 $28.00 $28.70 $29.40 $30.10
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TRANSLATION SUMMARIES. Employees engaged to do Translation Summaries i.e. of newspaper articles, books shall be engaged for a minimum hire period of one hour. Translators credentialed at the NAATI Certified Level (NAATI Professional prior to 1 January 2018) Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2017 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2018 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2019 $35.50 $36.30 $37.10 $38.00 Translators credentialed at the NAATI Recognised Practicing Level (NAATI Paraprofessional or Recognised prior to 1 January 2018) Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2017 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2018 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2019 $30.10 $30.80 $31.50 $32.20 No NAATI Credential (Unaccredited prior to 1 January 2018) Current First full pay period on or after 1/10/2017 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2018 First full pay period on or after 1/10/2019 $25.50 $26.10 $26.70 $27.30
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TRANSLATION SUMMARIES. Employees engaged to do Translation Summaries i.e. of newspaper articles, books shall be engaged for a minimum hire period of one hour. Time spent reading will be remunerated at the hourly rate for interpreting services at the appropriate level.
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