CAIRS ANNOUNCES EMPLOYEE
PURCHASING PARTNERSHIP
with
CDW COMPUTER CENTERS

As a benefit to our employees and partners, CAIRS is always looking for ways to save you money and we are proud to announce a partnership with CDW Computer Centers in Vernon Hills Illinois.  CAIRS has establishing a new Employee / Partner Purchasing Program for both our Interpreting Partners and the Deaf Community.

This new purchasing program will allow you to buy a TOM TOM ONE XLS GPS for only $294.00 [regularly $349.95].

Add the TRDS-TM Traffic Receiver and get real-time traffic updates on your TOM TOM ONE XLS, as you drive, for the very special price of only $99.00 [regularly $129.95].

If you need to take control of your finances, you can purchase Quicken Deluxe 2008 for only $55.00 [regularly $59.95].

Quicken Deluxe 2008 will generate your invoices for CAIRS, track your checking and savings accounts, and manage your personal, household and business expenses on your computer in far less time than it takes you now.

You're not limited to the above listed items, either. Check out the CDW-G/CAIRS Employee Purchase Extranet for all of your technology requirements.  Once you've found an item you're interested in purchasing, contact John Sperle at CDW-G by calling 877.466.0008 to find out how much you will save by taking advantage of this exciting new program. 

You can also reach John via e-mail, or via the CDW-G/CAIRS Employee Purchase Extranet.

• Wide variety of jobs will enhance skill development 

• Partnering with a variety of interpreters will provide a comprehensive exposure to the interpreting profession

• The interpreter will be kept apprised of seminars, workshops, social events to enhance their career

• Agency provides back-up support for its interpreters

• A freelance interpreter is really his/her own boss; he/she selects his hours, days off, vacation, etc.

• Marketing is done for the interpreter

• Billing and collection are done for the interpreter

• Freelance interpreter has a certain amount of security knowing work will flow in from the agency.

• Agency matches jobs to interpreter’s skills