Latest news from the ATC
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EMPOWER Launches Covid-19 Rapid-Response Service
Bristol-based translation agency, EMPOWER, has launched a rapid-response translation service to ease time-pressures for clients carrying out Covid-19-related projects. The service covers all markets globally and certain language services, such…
The ATC calls for support for self-employed translators and interpreters
It is an uncertain, unprecedented time for the UK’s language services industry, and the Association of Translation Companies (ATC) welcomes the measures announced by the UK Government to support small…
ATC Networking Event with the Google Digital Garage
A dreary start to the day with rain lashing down on the South Coast didn’t detract from the enthusiasm of the ATC’s Networking Event attendees on 27 February 2020 in…
The ATC’s Immigration Analysis
The UK is no longer in the EU and a new, stricter immigration system will be put in place in stages from January 2021. The ATC and its members have…
ATC Public Sector Manifesto
The ATC’s newly published Public Sector Manifesto sets out the association’s objectives towards sustainable development within the procurement and provision of language services in the UK’s public sector. The “ecosystem”…
Certification of translations in the UK
New research initiated by the ATC highlights the lack of standardisation in how UK public sector organisations accept certified translations, and the diverging practices adopted by producers of certified translations…