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Home Office puts plans to cut interpreters' pay on hold
Proposals to reduce pay of more than 2,000 workers deferred amid fears that boycott could throw immigration system into chaos.
Home Office interpreters threaten boycott over pay cut
Immigration services could be disrupted if mass action by up to 2,000 interpreters goes ahead in January
Jordan Thomas murder: Case against defendant’s mother collapsed over lack of interpreter during interview
The case against the mother of one of the men accused of murdering Jordan Thomas collapsed due to police not having a proper interpreter present when they first interviewed her
Judge criticises LAA over translation costs
The Legal Aid Agency has been criticised for its lack of cooperation in determining who should bear the cost of translating documents during court proceedings.
