inlingua reviews about "benefit"

-Toxic environment (so Toxic, at times it feels unsafe. Especially with the person handling translations) -Almost no business -Terrible pay -Horrible health benefits -No growth opportunities

corporate ladder is long for growth

Low pay, no benefits, no job security

Inconsistent hours and few benefits

Salary is below market average, no benefits, lack of flexibility with remote working

Independent contractor, no benefits, class preparation time not included in pay.

Pay isn't great. I'm not sure what the going rate is for ESL Teachers in an American city, but it seems on the low end. I might be wrong. For how high their enrollment is, I think they could pay more if they wanted to avoid the turnover that they have. No benefits or paid sick leave or sick days or anything like that. But that's to be expected when you only work eighteen hours per week. The idea is that you have another part-time job somewhere else.

Low pay, no job security, no benefits, offensive commentary in reference to cultural differences, no advancement, high turnover rate