Language Specialist Clause Samples

The 'Language Specialist' clause designates an individual or entity responsible for providing expert language services, such as translation, interpretation, or editing, within the context of an agreement. This clause typically outlines the qualifications required for the specialist, the scope of their work, and any standards or deadlines they must meet. By clearly defining the role and expectations for language-related tasks, the clause ensures that communication barriers are minimized and that all parties receive accurate and professional language support, thereby reducing misunderstandings and enhancing the quality of deliverables.
Language Specialist. Language specialists are faculty specialists with appointments in the Career English Language Center for International Students (CELCIS). Language specialists differ from most other faculty specialists in the following ways. 20.§4.5.1 The academic year for language specialists is considered to be fall and spring semesters and either a summer I or summer II session. Thus, language specialists must teach either summer I or summer II as part of a normal academic year load. This is not considered a fiscal year appointment and their ten (10) -month salary is considered 1.22
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Language Specialist. An employee designated by Management to translate at meetings will be paid $10.00 for such translations.
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Language Specialist. A Language Specialist shall be capable of performing all duties of a flight attendant. The Language Specialist shall be fluent in speaking the language which qualifies her/him for the Language Specialty group. The Language Specialist will be required to assist passengers with the completion of customs and immigration forms and other necessary customer service translation information. The Language Specialist will make announcements over the public address system on the flight as required when directed by the International Service Manager/Flight Service Coordinator. Positions in the Language Specialty group shall be filled by bid from qualified flight attendants in the flight attendant classification. A successful bid in the Language Specialty seniority group will not be permitted to bid out of that seniority group for one (1) year except to a higher classification. All vacancies will be filled by bids on file the day before the vacancy is announced. The Company will have the ability to recruit new hire flight attendants with specified language and cultural knowledge to be assigned to a mandatory three (3) year period of active service. In the event the flight attendant cannot be immediately assigned to a Language Specialty Base, the mandatory three
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Language Specialist. EMPLOYER may designate one or more employees to serve as Language Specialists for the purpose of providing translation assistance with employees or guests. Such employees shall be paid a premium of $2.00 per hour for such work in meetings called by EMPLOYER for duration of one hour or longer. Employees holding the designation of Language Specialist shall, at other intermittent, shorter periods of time, provide such translation services without any additional premium.
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Language Specialist. Faculty specialist with an appointment in the Career English Language Center for International Students (CELCIS). Language specialists differ from most other faculty specialists in the following ways.
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Language Specialist. A “Language Specialist” is a flight attendant who has been qualified in accordance with Company standards and this Agreement to perform flight attendant duties in markets in which the ability to speak a foreign language is required. Language Specialists will be required to assist passengers with the completion of customs and immigration forms and other necessary customer service translation information. Language Specialist flight attendants will make announcements over the public address system on the flight as required when directed by the ISM or FSC. Language Specialists may be based in any base.
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Language Specialist. An employee designated by Management to translate at meetings or communicate work instructions to other employees will be paid $15.00 per day for such translations.
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