When applied today, the rules conceived to protect the weak from the powerful, provide shelter to multinationals like Capita, SOSi, and LionBridge who take advantage, with the blessing of some of our professional associations, of the legal ban to talk about fees and working conditions of professional interpreters and translators who are forced to negotiate with commercial, not professional, entities who take advantage of any circumstance they can use in their favor.
But it does not need to be that way....
Read the full text of colleague Tony Rosado's post on the ATA's "revisitation" of its policies on rate discussions, et cetera, here.
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