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Translators and InterpretersTranslators and Interpreters perform a critically important service for the Australian community. But since the late 1980s when many of the services were outsourced, Translators and Interpreters have experienced a reduction in their pay and conditions in real terms. APESMA has met with Translators and Interpreters to talk about recognition of the work they perform and the need for unification to achieve it. APESMA looks forward to playing an active role in identifying and responding to the challenges of the industry - challenges that can only be tackled with the shared cooperation and commitment of major stakeholder groups and Translators and Interpreters themselves. This is the only way to ensure your status as professionals is recognised and that we can create a sustainable industry. The level of commitment from the Translating and Interpreting community will make or break whether we can really make a difference. Make no mistake - we will need a powerful voice to argue for the changes needed. Get involved in the campaign! Read Chris Walton's end of 2012 message here and about our campaign launch here ... Premier Napthine: It's time to improve our industry and working conditions.Add your voice to this campaign - Send an e-letter to Premier Napthine today. Support our campaignWhat are the issues, what do we hope to achieve, what’s different this time and how do I join? Join APESMAAccess APESMA’s membership application form to add your voice to the campaign. Why is there a need for change?What’s at stake and why is there is need for change? Contractor or employee?Help with deciding your status with certainty and answering ATO and On-Call questionnaires. Information and resourcesIndustry overview, fact sheets and links to research and media Contact usTo contact APESMA’s Translators and Interpreters Group, email translatorsandinterpreters@apesma.com.au APESMA’s Lost in Translation reportThe Australian translating and interpreting industry risks losing some of its best talent. SuperannuationRead about eligibility, your payer’s obligations, the relevant ATO rulings and case law ... What’s new?Read about the latest developments of the Translators and Interpreters campaign ... Member bulletinsA summary of recent activities for members Related Pages for Translators-and-Interpreters
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Moreno Giovannoni wins the 2013 Partnership scholarship
Wednesday, 8 May 2013
Section: Partnership Scholarship
Moreno Giovannoni has been selected as the winner of this year’s Partnership scholarship
Government introduces new weapons to fight bullying
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Section: Latest News
Last week the Federal Government released broad reforms to help reduce bullying in the workplace and resolve disputes quickly, in a package broadly welcomed by APESMA.
Last chance: Got a question for our politicians?
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Section: Latest News
APESMA members have sent us some very prickly questions for us to put to our nation’s political leaders.
What you said about us - survey leads to new services
Wednesday, 20 February 2013
Section: Latest News
To make sure APESMA keeps delivering for its members we conduct an annual satisfaction survey and I’d like to share some of the more interesting findings with you.
Help us get in the ear of our politicians
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Section: Latest News
Most people look forward to elections as much as the next trip to the dentist.
Translators and Interpreters: Help us build the Case for Change
Wednesday, 6 February 2013
Section: Translators and Interpreters
Bringing APESMA closer to members
Friday, 2 November 2012
Section: Latest News
APESMA President Bill Jackson (pictured right) writes to update members of the discussions held at National Assembly last weekend.
Bright new future for Chifley
Thursday, 18 October 2012
Section: Latest News
As many members would be aware APESMA established the Chifley Business School in 1989 to help provide management education and training to APESMA members.
Share your expertise: APESMA Forums
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Section: Latest News
Have you recently completed a paper that fellow members and professional colleagues might be interested in?
Auditor analyses infrastructure blowouts
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
Section: Latest News
What happens when the Victorian Auditor General analyses the delivery of 21 public sector infrastructure projects worth $1.9 billion?
