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    Interpreter Code of Ethics 09162020

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    The document outlines an interpreter code of ethics which includes maintaining confidentiality, providing accurate and complete interpretations without adding or omitting information, remaining impartial, disclosing conflicts of interest, only interpreting within their certified languages, providing excellent customer service, and continually improving their skills through professional development.

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    Interpreter Code of Ethics

    INTERPRETER CODE OF ETHICS The LanguageLine Solutions® Interpreter shall be limited to interpreting. While performing
    their professional duties, the Interpreter shall not give advice, express personal opinions, or engage in any other activity that may be
    construed to constitute a service other than interpreting. The LanguageLine Solutions Interpreter shall comply fully with this Code of
    Ethics.

    CONFIDENTIALITY The LanguageLine Solutions Interpreter shall respect all confidences received in the course of interpretation. All
    information gained by the Interpreter in the course of their professional duties shall remain strictly confidential. This information shall not
    be communicated, published or in any way, divulged to any organization or person, other than the organization or person engaging the
    services of the Interpreter.

    ACCURACY AND COMPLETENESS The LanguageLine Solutions Interpreter shall render, to the best of their ability, a complete
    and accurate interpretation without altering or omitting anything that is stated. The Interpreter shall not add to what is said nor provide
    unsolicited explanation.

    IMPARTIALITY The LanguageLine Solutions Interpreter shall be impartial and unbiased and shall refrain from conduct that may give
    an appearance of bias. The Interpreter shall not allow personal opinions to interfere with their duties nor add unsolicited comments or
    make recommendations except to assist communication.

    CONFLICT OF INTEREST The LanguageLine Solutions Interpreter shall disclose any real or perceived conflict of interest. The
    Interpreter shall not take personal advantage, financial or otherwise, of information obtained in the course of their work.

    DISQUALIFICATION AND IMPEDIMENTS The LanguageLine Solutions Interpreter shall, at all times, assess their ability to maintain
    LanguageLine Solutions’ highest standards for professional interpretation. The Interpreter shall immediately convey any reservations
    about their ability to successfully complete the assignment, for the client. The Interpreter shall decline any assignment they believe to be
    beyond their technical knowledge or linguistic ability.

    ACCREDITATION The Interpreter shall only interpret for the language(s) for which they are authorized to interpret by LanguageLine
    Solutions and as certified by LanguageLine Solutions.

    PROFESSIONAL COURTESY The Interpreter shall provide excellent customer service. They shall maintain a professional demeanor,
    be courteous and use the tone of voice appropriate to the situation. The Interpreter shall defer to instructions from clients.

    PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT The Interpreter shall continually improve their skills and knowledge. The Interpreter shall
    maintain and improve their Interpreter skills and knowledge through activities such as professional training or education and interaction
    with colleagues and specialists in related fields. The Interpreter shall keep informed of, adhere to, and conform their practices to
    LanguageLine Solutions policies and guidelines that relates to their professional duties.

    HIGH STANDARDS OF CONDUCT At all times, LanguageLine


    Solutions’ Interpreter shall act in accordance with the standards of
    conduct, and decorum appropriate to their profession as an
    Interpreter.

    FOR MORE INFORMATION


    www.LanguageLine.com / 1-800-752-6096

    © 2020 LanguageLine Solutions® / All rights reserved. / 09.15.20 / www.LanguageLine.com

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