understanding of the mission importance, linguists started work and got positive feedback about their actual performance. The long delay of first monthly payment for translators was the last straw which caused translators strike. Facing the possibility of multinational scandal, GLS with Subcontractor managed first payment only and asked translators to continue working. Despite that next payments made on time, GLS breached its written promise to linguists about payment increase from Dec 15 according to working hours increase, in fact linguists' gross salary remains same while working hours increased by 80%. All other GLS and Subcontractor promises (both written and oral) to resolve other crucial issues in new contracts with translators are still overdue, which makes this GLS mission vulnerable. Awards The research firm Common Sense Advisory listed GLS as the 3rd largest language service provider in the world, with revenues of $435 million for 2010 by Common Sense Advisory. GLS parent company, DynCorp International, made Washington Technology's Top 100 Government Contractors list in 2010. References External links Global Linguist Solutions Official Website American companies established in 2006 Defense companies of the United States Iraq War Translation companies