A union is its members and without your strength and support we would not be celebrating these successes, or be in a position to continue to challenging what is surely still to come.
For that we want to say a heartfelt ‘thank you’ to all of you as we look forward to the next five years of collective action and ‘Standing up for the profession; standing with the Deaf community’.
How much do interpreters charge? Read our guidance on fees for interpreters and translators.
Information in BSL and English to help you book and use a BSL/English interpreter.
NUBSLI reports on how framework agreements are unsustainable for Deaf customers, agencies and interpreters.
Becoming an interpreter/translator can be daunting. Our guide has useful advice on becoming a successful freelancer.
We campaign to uphold interpreters’ & translators’ working terms and conditions. Find out more and get involved.
How much do interpreters charge? How do I book an interpreter? Why has NUBSLI created fee guidance? Where can I get advice on being a freelance interpreter?
The best part of being a member is being part of an organisation that is seeking positive change and the protection of our profession.
There are many benefits to being a NUBSLI member and a member of the UK’s largest union, Unite. Membership starts from £1.93 a week.
NUBSLI celebrates its fifth anniversary
Providing a client’s name upon confirmation of a booking – is it a GDPR breach?
Landscape review of BSL/English interpreting in Scotland: NUBSLI’s response
NHS Scotland National Interpreting and Translation Policy Consultation
Concerns over CCG contracts for interpreting