An update: They still aren't "guaranteeing" me any hours, but they now say that during the summer when there isn't enough interpreting work, I will be paid for going to professional development workshops, mentoring educational interpreters, etc. That's guaranteed enough for me! I was talking to Brett about it today after I got this news and he said, "Those other interpreters are lucky to have you on their side. When your job did this whole thing, I thought, 'oh they've gotten her started!'" Ha.
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Beautiful beautiful. I love summer so much too, when you can be outdoors and the world--not just your house--feels like home. I'm glad you can keep doing CE on the USDB's dime. It's hard to pay for it yourself (that's why I do the UPA's brochures for them--I get free CE. Don't know if it actually works out as a bargain though).
Glad it's sort-of working out. I hope things get better.
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