§ 71819 Court Interpreter Labor Agreements

• •If court interpreters and their bosses agree on something, they write it down.
• •This written agreement isn't final until the big boss group says it's okay.
• •The agreement isn't a rule yet—it's just a plan until the bosses approve it.

A group of court interpreters and their managers agree that interpreters should get a 10-minute break every 2 hours.

They write this idea down in a paper called a 'memorandum of understanding.' But it’s not a real rule yet. They have to give this paper to the big boss group (the regional court interpreter employment relations committee). Only if the big boss group says 'yes' does the break rule become real.