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	Employee Classification and the Language Industry Summary: This document lays out the case for a national approach to prepare Language Service Organizations to properly classify their workforce, and to advocate at the st Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-09-15 16:43:41 Open Document File Size: 286,65 KB Share Result on Facebook City Rockville / / Country United States / / IndustryTerm back unemployment insurance / / Organization U.S. Congress / Association of Language Companies / LanguagesNational Council for Languages / Language Service Organization / National Council for Languages and International Studies / American Translation Association / International Studies / National Council for Languages / US Chamber of Commerce / Joint National Committee / / Person Classification / / Position independent contractor / interpreter / / ProvinceOrState Maryland / / URL www.languagepolicy.org / www.alcus.org / / SocialTag National Commission on Libraries and Information Science Independent contractor Nonprofit organization Academi Security Structure Employment classifications Business law Business

Employee Classification and the Language Industry Summary: This document lays out the case for a national approach to prepare Language Service Organizations to properly classify their workforce, and to advocate at the stAdd to Reading List