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Pay rise for federal translators and interpreters
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Washington, USA (Federal Times): US federal civilian and military employees with foreign language skills could earn more money under a provision of the 2005 Defense Authorization Act
The law approves up to $1,000 in monthly proficiency pay for active-duty members and a bonus of up to $6,000 for National Guard and reserve members, available either in a lump sum or installments.
For federal civilians, the bill provides for increases of up to 5 percent of their base salary. Providing the special pay full time is a way to encourage people with foreign language skills to remain in government service, but it may not be enough, according to some analysts.
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