I hope so, sir.
I'd assume to avoid them being arrested and locked up/deported???Originally Posted by machangezi
Doesn't matter it won't cover them, they're breaking the law. I hope you've informed them of this? Or is that something they automatically know??? Or do they learn it now from reading my post?Sub teachers don't have WP from us but they might be having one from their main employer.
Illegally and also they'll be no tax paid so your company is also breaking the law. But then I suppose you knew this???For example, there're sub teachers at my former office who work for International school but when they're free they do replacements.
So it's so easy to be legit and everything here ain't it???
Doesn't matter full or part time or one hour a week. They must by law have a work permit. So they realise they're taking a risk? You'd have though if what you said is true they'd have found a part time job that DID offer a work permit.....you know as it's soooo easy to get sorted here[/quote]All of our regular female teachers have Work Permits. The one you're talking about has never been our regular teacher and thus no working permit.
Yes, as the above shows mate.My knowledge is very limited in this regard mate.You can get a work permit earning nothing mate
It should be possible as you're saying.
Of course it's possible (charity work etc.).
So the ones that went to the MoE are in English not in Thai? Are you sure???I'll tell you about the place I worked. All the documents are still in English. Not sure about the schools who offer direct contract to teachers.But usually we read an English contract, but the one they often put in is Thai???
So your substitute teachers keep a hold of their contract?
Like your sub teachers do?That's why I said "signatures of both parties either at the top or bottom of the page would always help. Also a copy must be kept with the teacher."Not at all, often they're changed as per above.
Aren't you giving copies of contract to your foreign employees?In an ideal world, but most of the time that doesn't happen.
I mean you've only worked at one school so you're hardly an expert on any others are you???
You're right! I'm no expert but IMO I did gain enough experience to talk about them. Anyone like Steve should have enough experience (as he's working for 2 years) and should be able to make wise decisions.[/quote]
No were not to be honest. Although yes they have a contract, but the one we send to the MoE is in Thai and a little bit different.
I know people that have been here longer than Stephen and know far less.
But looking at how many teachers COMPLAIN about schools going back on their word as opposed to how many are good...obviously is an intelligent comparison and that is obviously what I meant!Checking bad schools against good schools ain't an intelligent comparison mate.Not really a handful. Check the good schools against bad schools and it pretty obvious to most people.....something ain't quite right in Denmark.
Not really as the teachers at those schools might not know of it. Doesn't really prove anything at all mate. My way makes far more sense if you think about it.Check bad schools against the total number of schools in LOS. That will definitely show that a handful of schools are in black area.
Like I said mate an e-mail link to the law would have solved that. Lucky you didn't get pulled or arrested really. And also lucky it was a relatively minor offence.Yes it did cost me. She did offer help but it was me who declined her.And it cost you money. She should have sent you an e-mail linking you to the law and you'd have had to have read that.
Yes that's what we're all saying. That Thai culture means it's HARD TO KNOW YOUR REAL OPTIONS because of potential loss of face and their habit of lying. That's what WE'RE ALL SAYING EXCEPT YOU!You and I both know Thai culture.No it makes much more sense to let them break the law and be fined...doesn't it???
Mate you're not Thai so that's absolute bollocks. They no more respect you than the staff respect me here 'cos you ain't Thai and never will be. Jesus!Thais think it ain't good gesture to keep insisting when an elder / boss is reluctant to listen.
No it's probably 'cos that's the way things are done here, unless you hassle and hassle and hassle you'll not know your arse from your elbow.Maybe that's the reason she never had the courage to step forward and offer help again.
No not everyone.So do everyone. NO?Also you couldn't really have been the boss as you'd have had a WP as a teacher and thus were breaking the law in that respect (as many of us do). Yeah it's soooo easy isn't it???
So again you're breaking a law...and yet you say it's so easy to be legit and earn a good wage here. You know by letting your feet do the walking....hard to do when you're in nick
You made a sweeping statement about ALL teachers. While your post might have been in response to Stephen, it's content was being applied to all teachers old and new. And yet as I've proved you don't know very much about the laws etc. here in Thailand.I was discussing this issue with IJWT. He ain't a newbie mate.So you admit you were stupid and didn't do as you should (though you'd been here for 3 years or so), but you're saying all the other newbie teachers should know everything when you yourself don't or didn't??? Again you're arguing against yourself and for me. Thanks!
Well it seems even when everyone is telling you you're wrong and even your posts are admitting you're wrong you still have to reply and reply and reply. You were and are wrong in what you said....so why not let it go?I can be wrong and I've been proven wrong.So there we have it. Everyone else is wrong and you're right.
No it was your employers fault as well. The girl could easily have told your superior, or e-mailed you.Again, that was my fault.Even though you've only worked at one school and they managed to have you break the law for three years and get fined!
But if you can mess up knowing everything....I'm sure others can as well. So obviously your initial point in saying it's easy for teachers here to avoid crap jobs and wages etc. is utterly flawed.
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So you've worked at 30-40K a month teaching jobs here then?Originally Posted by ajohny
I don't think any group of posters do chap.I don't think the most prolific posters here really represent the majority of Teachers in Thailand.
For sure in person I never moan about lovely Thailand, I love it here. But it's nice to moan now and again on an anonymous board.Most I have run across are a pretty good bunch of guys and gals that enjoy being in Thailand for their own reasons,
People are a lot different in 'real life' than tney are on here mate, it's naive to think they're not.
And them whiners that whine about the whiners can get pretty annoying can't they???but there is at least one constant whiner in each place that continues to live in Thailand year after year without adjusting. These make up the majority of the regular posters here. I often get a laugh when our Thai colleagues open up and begin talking about these jokers, sometimes our colleagues forget they are Thai and really let loose with the insults.
I don't know whether it's that it's a good deal or not per se, rather the fact that is could/should be improved. Then again even if it was perfect I'm sure people would find something to moan about.Whether teaching in Thailand is a good deal or not is up to the individual to decide.
There was actually a recent survey in Australia. More of those that earnt over a million a year complained that they were just getting by, and thought they needed more. Those that earnt less were generally more happy and content. Strange huh???
Again you're taking things too simply. I like working here 70% of the time, but the other 30% I'm a bit peed off. But in the UK I only enjoyed working there 50% of the time.If you like it, fine, if you don't, either stop teaching or go somewhere else to teach. Why would anyone continue to do something they hate year after year?
Again too much black and white. I like my job etc. but there's certain things I don't like about it. Or maybe you managed to find your perfect job, if so good on you. But it's unfair to have a dig at others who haven't. You should be pleased for yourself mate and let people know how to achieve the same if it's so gosh darn easy to do so.
They also put up with shit. Overcoming obstacles is also surely a successful trait....or is everything just a piece of cake for you when you're successful? It just all falls into place as if by magic. Nonsense of course it doesn't.Successful people fit into the environment or find an environment that fits them.
I don't think anyone is wasting their lives mate, rather spending 10 or 20 minutes a day (if that) having a little moan. Similar to what you're doing about the people doing it here (so you yourself are in a way wasting your life away by complaining about the complainers...if you think about it?).Successful people don't waste their lives complaining about things they have no control over.
Yes, having blinkered vision makes far more sense....doesn't it? Burying your head in the sand is the way forward isn't it?Ijustwannadostrangethings will never understand this and will continue to live in misery and continue to whine and complain with no results.
Very nice mate. Why even bother with that shit if you're so fucking successful. Might be a success moneywise mate, but you're a fucking failure as a human it seems.Maybe if he didn't spend so much of his free time staring at the navels of young Thai boys from a few inches away he could see the situation in a more balanced light.
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Riddle me this brother can you handle it
Your style to my style you can't hold a candle to it
Equinox symmetry and the balance is right
Smokin' and drinkin' on a Tuesday night
It's not how you play the game it's how you win it
I cheat and steal and sin and I'm a cynic
Let me make it simple. I've enjoyed working with my former employer and never had any bad experience like some posters claim. I was in contact with other 35+ schools and most of the foreign teachers (obviously with wp and tl etc) were happy with their job, except a few, and had all the essential information (that's what they always told me).
Some of our teachers (only a few) were unhappy and left us and we're thankful to them for making a wise decision. At workplace employers can't keep everyone happy all the time. This is an undisputable fact.
I'd rather spend time researching market situation than moaning about employers inefficiency if I ever wanted to apply for a certain job in some specific industry. I'd simply leave the company if I were not happy with the working environment etc.
I'd never blame employers for my inefficiency or ineffectiveness. I'd get all the details that I think is essential before signing any contract with employers.
I believe most of employers, not all, want to keep employees for as long as possible cos they know high staff turn over leads to ineffectiveness and ultimately bankruptcy.
I'm thankful to all my past employers (Thailand or elsewhere) for their professionalism.
Ken,
I wasn't really referring to you. You seem to have a balanced view, some whining some satisfaction with life. A normal person.
"Burying your head in the sand is the way forward isn't it?"
No change yourself or your employment situation. This is something one has control over. If you don't like your current position, do something about it, don't whine about an entire industry in an entire country. You have no control of what the ESL industry in Thailand is like. What you do have control over is yourself.
If you don't like your current career path, do something useful, like increase your skills and qualifications, start your own business, or look for new employment. The world will not change to meet Ijustwannagetbangedinthebackside's or your or my wishes. We have to change to meet the world.
What has all the whining over all the years on this board resulting in? Has it helped me at all? No.
What has improving my skills and qualifications done for me? Well, I sure ain't rich and don't expect I am the envy of anyone but I do have a much more prestigious job and get paid about four times as much as I did starting out here in Thailand 7 years ago and I am not finished. I expect upon completion of my Ph.D. and the publication of a few academic articles I have written that have been approved for publication (but not out yet) I will take another step up the ladder. Hopefully the next step wouldn't be the last either, I have plans for the future. I probably will never achieve all my goals in life, that’s ok though.
I never whined about my first job here, it didn't pay much but it was a good starting point. I moved on, to bigger and better things, at least by my standards they are bigger and better and my standards are the only ones that matter to me. The guys who were whining and crying about the school while I was there, many are still there, still whining and crying and still making three letter language school wages. All their whining and crying has done them no good over the years except to turn them into bitter middle aged men. I chose a different path.
I changed myself, to meet the environment and I am basically pretty happy in life except for this one pet peeve of mine about farang whiners living here.
Cheers to all and to all a good night.
Just wanted to add, I don't think there is anything wrong with always not wanting to change jobs and feel the need to "advance," whatever that means. It is each of our choice how much effort we want to put into a career, and this has some effect on the ultimate success or lack of it we eventually have. We are not toally in control of our destiny. All we can control is our effort and our attitude. If I sometimes come across as insulting to others, it is not intended. If someone is moderely happy with one's position in life, regardless of the position, great for you.
For me its the journey and effort that counts, more so than the actual results, since in the end, we all end up in the same situation.
You hit the nail on the head mate. :chug: :chug: :chug:
I would say it is a certainty that I am SUITABLY grateful for Macha, as long as that suitably is taken as literally as possible.Originally Posted by Unwell
Um, Unwell, would you mind helping me by cleaning up that little off-topic slur against me up in Ajohny's post-before-last (and this request as well-)- this is the Staffroom, isn't it? Thanks in advance.
"Steven"
"Teachers, we are having some technical problems with our PA system. If you are having any difficulty hearing this announcement, please send a student to the main office to let us know."
Heard in a U.S. Public School
Too sensitive boy.
Is that so? Should I once again start talking about the Prophet's interest in his youngest wife? Point taken?
"Steven"
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Yeah, Ajohny is beginning to sound more and more like Pudgislime/Alien melon/Accident From Ajarn. Tirades of verbal abuse followed by mincing self-excuses "oh, I didn't mean to seem so insulting even though I was calling you names, it wasn't intended that way."
Get a real hobby, or some other kind of life. Do the things you claim to be doing on here (which I doubt have any basis in truth). You are pretty clearly a failed human being.
"Steven"
Ajohny,
I'm on the floor laughing. This is good. Keep it up - the humour and insights on the post above 3 or four.
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And who did these teachers work for? Direct with the school or through you lot???Originally Posted by machangezi
I don't know mate the way you were initially posting you did give the impression that it's easy to find a perfect job.Some of our teachers (only a few) were unhappy and left us and we're thankful to them for making a wise decision. At workplace employers can't keep everyone happy all the time. This is an undisputable fact.
So do your sub teachers have WPs then?
Not always that easy mate if you need the money etc.? And it's nigh on impossible to research the market unless you physically go and work for ALL of the schools. Just checking the jobs page MEANS NOTHING!I'd rather spend time researching market situation than moaning about employers inefficiency if I ever wanted to apply for a certain job in some specific industry. I'd simply leave the company if I were not happy with the working environment etc.
You already have here mate, albeit losely (Thai culture)I'd never blame employers for my inefficiency or ineffectiveness.
No it makes much more sense to let them break the law and be fined...doesn't it???
You and I both know Thai culture. Thais think it ain't good gesture to keep insisting when an elder / boss is reluctant to listen. Maybe that's the reason she never had the courage to step forward and offer help again.The contract in English or the contract in Thai??? You've still not answered my questions in regards to this?I'd get all the details that I think is essential before signing any contract with employers.
Yes, but the only other probably is they also want to make as much money as possible. So I'd disagree most schools aren't willing to pay the extra to keep good teachers as they know they can be pretty much replaced (albeit with someone who's maybe not as good) right away.I believe most of employers, not all, want to keep employees for as long as possible cos they know high staff turn over leads to ineffectiveness and ultimately bankruptcy.
Maybe you've just been incredibly lucky, or have terribly low expectations.I'm thankful to all my past employers (Thailand or elsewhere) for their professionalism.
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Thanks mate!Originally Posted by ajohny
But I don't like ANY work mate. I go through life weighing up if I'm more happy than not happy and take it from there."Burying your head in the sand is the way forward isn't it?"
No change yourself or your employment situation. This is something one has control over. If you don't like your current position, do something about it, don't whine about an entire industry in an entire country. You have no control of what the ESL industry in Thailand is like. What you do have control over is yourself.
But surely it's human nature to moan about the industry you're involved in (I've even head mega rich actors doing it). And if only 1% of the moans are listened to over a period of time there might be a change, even if it's ever so slight. And also the moaning can help the individual release some of the pent up unhappiness.
My home life is cool, but you know I still moan about my wife to my friends, I love my little kid.....but he pisses me right off sometimes.
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Also on here the moaning can act in a way as to educate other newbies and inform them of the pissible pifalls of working here. Although it seems we can't win. We got ols Smeg saying we all say it's soooo nice here when it ain't, now we have you saying a lot of us moan when it's sooo nice here (or can easily be sooo nice if we give up our jobs and find a 'perfect' job (although I'd say it's best of a bad lot more often than not).
It is really that easy isn't it.If you don't like your current career path, do something useful, like increase your skills and qualifications, start your own business, or look for new employment.
Sorry wife and son we're going to be living on the street for the next few months, oh and no food either 'cos I'm studying/setting up a business/selling my kidneys!
I agree to an extent. I've always said the same to be honest, but whinging/moaning doesn't mean you think you can change things (the opposite IMO), it usually means you're fed up with not being able to change things.....don't mean they don't exist and it don't mean you're more unhappy than you are happy. It just means you can see the bad things here and you talk about them, albeit in a negative tone. Most of us are resigned to the fact nowt can be changed....still there's no harm in having a little moan is there???The world will not change to meet Ijustwannagetbangedinthebackside's or your or my wishes. We have to change to meet the world.
Yeah but darling you're SUCCESSFUL you don't need help. And I could also ask you what do you expect your moaning at the moaners to acheive (sp?)? It works both ways.What has all the whining over all the years on this board resulting in? Has it helped me at all? No.
The moaning has probably stopped the odd person coming here and having a 'mare.
It's given people a heads up as to the possible problems/challenges they'll be facing here.
So while it might not have helped you, I'm sure it's helped some people. At the very least it's helped the moanee RELEASE some angst etc.
Good for you.What has improving my skills and qualifications done for me? Well, I sure ain't rich and don't expect I am the envy of anyone but I do have a much more prestigious job and get paid about four times as much as I did starting out here in Thailand 7 years ago and I am not finished. I expect upon completion of my Ph.D. and the publication of a few academic articles I have written that have been approved for publication (but not out yet) I will take another step up the ladder. Hopefully the next step wouldn't be the last either, I have plans for the future. I probably will never achieve all my goals in life, that’s ok though.
But if you're so successful why are you moaning at less successful people for moaning? Don't successful people just get on with it and be you know....successful???
Cool, but would it have been a big deal if you had?I never whined about my first job here, it didn't pay much but it was a good starting point.
Well done, I'm proud of you man.I moved on, to bigger and better things, at least by my standards they are bigger and better and my standards are the only ones that matter to me.
Yeah but you know what, in some ways I find the whingers less annoying than the people that post how easy it is to be a success here, and how successful they are and how everyone should be successful just like them. That's my pet peeve to an extent!The guys who were whining and crying about the school while I was there, many are still there, still whining and crying and still making three letter language school wages.
But if you've never done it how can you know this for a fact? Some of the unhappiest people I know are the one that say nothing.All their whining and crying has done them no good over the years except to turn them into bitter middle aged men. I chose a different path.
As you chose a different path so do others, the path you're on might be good for you, but it might not suit me (damn it I LIKE to moan!).
As per my millionaires but not happy post.
So it's okay for you to have a pet peeve, but not others. Damn that's awfully selfish.I changed myself, to meet the environment and I am basically pretty happy in life except for this one pet peeve of mine about farang whiners living here.
Maybe you need to change yourself again mate, as you seem pretty ruddy good at it![]()
Cheers to all and to all a good night.
For sure my ambition is the equivalent of a soft wet fart.Just wanted to add, I don't think there is anything wrong with always not wanting to change jobs and feel the need to "advance," whatever that means.
Not always the case here in Thailand IME. I've noticed some people get away with far less effort than others do. Which is also something worth moaning aboutIt is each of our choice how much effort we want to put into a career, and this has some effect on the ultimate success or lack of it we eventually have.![]()
Err but that pretty much goes against your whole post? We are in control if we're willing to 'change' I thought you said? I'm all confused now!We are not toally in control of our destiny.
Right gotcha!All we can control is our effort and our attitude.
Well mate that dig at Steve couldn't really have been a typo...or did you phase out for a bit there chap??? Twilight Zone shit and that???If I sometimes come across as insulting to others, it is not intended.
Finally, yes that's what most of us are saying. We're more happy than not happy, it's just that there's so many annoying things out there (shit I moan about Thai walking slowly in front of me and yet it only happens one or twice a week and yet I still moan about something as minor and pedantic as that!!!!1).If someone is moderely happy with one's position in life, regardless of the position, great for you.
Dead? You got a bit hippyish there towards the end (was the booze kicking inFor me its the journey and effort that counts, more so than the actual results, since in the end, we all end up in the same situation.).
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Thanks Ken, you got my back!
IMO, it's easy to find reasonable job, not perfect. No place is perfect mate. Every place has its ups and downs. We should be flexible enough to adjust ourselves. You can change few things where you work but changing the whole culture ain't possible. One must change himself.I don't know mate the way you were initially posting you did give the impression that it's easy to find a perfect job.
My former employer do provide WPs to full time teachers. They don't hire part time or sub teachers.So do your sub teachers have WPs then?
Do your place provide WPs to sub teachers?
IMO one can have an insight of current market situation by looking at ajarn job page and can figure out average salary, atleast I can. I didn't say that you can know if the emplyers are professional enough or not by looking at job page.Not always that easy mate if you need the money etc.? And it's nigh on impossible to research the market unless you physically go and work for ALL of the schools. Just checking the jobs page MEANS NOTHING!
No, I haven't. I can't blame anyone for my inefficiencies. It was my mistake and I admit it.You already have here mate, albeit losely (Thai culture)
Obviously in English mate. We even send the contracts in English and Thai to MoE (when applying for tl), MoL (when applying for wp) and Immigration (when extending the visa).The contract in English or the contract in Thai??? You've still not answered my questions in regards to this?
Whatever.Yes, but the only other probably is they also want to make as much money as possible. So I'd disagree most schools aren't willing to pay the extra to keep good teachers as they know they can be pretty much replaced (albeit with someone who's maybe not as good) right away.
I've been lucky since the beginning mate. Don't worry about my expectations.Maybe you've just been incredibly lucky, or have terribly low expectations.
If you have to change so you are happily accepting a bad deal then it's obviously not a good place to work for mate. I think that's quite simple.Originally Posted by machangezi
So that's a NO thenMy former employer do provide WPs to full time teachers. They don't hire part time or sub teachers.So do your sub teachers have WPs then?Good deal they're getting. No WP and a crappy day every now and again job. But as it's sooo easy to get good work I wonder why they put up with this???
No not really as a lot of the jobs ads are utter bullshite mate. And some of the best jobs are on there.IMO one can have an insight of current market situation by looking at ajarn job page and can figure out average salary, atleast I can. I didn't say that you can know if the emplyers are professional enough or not by looking at job page.Not always that easy mate if you need the money etc.? And it's nigh on impossible to research the market unless you physically go and work for ALL of the schools. Just checking the jobs page MEANS NOTHING!
You can figure out the supposed average salary, but it's probably incorrect.
Right so you can get to tell the wage, but not if they're professional? So if they're not professional there's a good chance they might be lying....which makes the salary suspect as well.
I think this is quite easy to work out.
You blamed Thai culture chap and you ain't ThaiNo, I haven't. I can't blame anyone for my inefficiencies. It was my mistake and I admit it.You already have here mate, albeit losely (Thai culture)It's there in black and white!
So again as you seem to be answering only when it suits you how much tax is paid each and every month as I assume the 50% drop in wages over the holidays will be taken into account (although I know it probably won'tObviously in English mate. We even send the contracts in English and Thai to MoE (when applying for tl), MoL (when applying for wp) and Immigration (when extending the visa).The contract in English or the contract in Thai??? You've still not answered my questions in regards to this?).
Also only getting a 50% holiday pay 'bonus' is pretty crap isn't it? Not really a 'good' job per se? Just bettter than a lot of the other tat.
I'm pleased you agree with me.Whatever.Yes, but the only other probably is they also want to make as much money as possible. So I'd disagree most schools aren't willing to pay the extra to keep good teachers as they know they can be pretty much replaced (albeit with someone who's maybe not as good) right away.
I will worry about your expectations if you're giving newbies and even current teachers here the WRONG idea of working here mate. It's not fair to them.I've been lucky since the beginning mate. Don't worry about my expectations.Maybe you've just been incredibly lucky, or have terribly low expectations.
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But to put and end to this with you Macha as your stance is getting further and further away from what you initially said and I'm repeating myself due to you not answering certain questions!
Yes anyone and everyone can easily find a wicked job just by doing a bit of marker research on Ajarn. It really is THAT easy.
So next time you see people moaning just ignore them mate as it's obvious they're just fucking useless thickos who should fuck off back home or kiss some arse until they suddenly find this amazingly perfect (but not really perfect) job!
If you don't need to change certain things or push for change then I think you're in perfect job. Is there any such things as "perfect job" anywhere in the world? I don't think so.If you have to change so you are happily accepting a bad deal then it's obviously not a good place to work for mate. I think that's quite simple.
A professional person with positive attitude and reasonable thinking won't look for a perfect job as it doesn't exist. He / she will analyse the market / employers and ultimately choose one. He / she will push for a little change in certain areas that ain't upto standard or unprofessional / harmful for business, IHO, and adjust himself / herself in that working environment. He / she will simply leave and look for another job if the current one ain't upto his / her expectation.
Now it's very easy to figure out mate. Moaning ain't doing any good to anybody. Change it if you don't like it.
Did I say NO? Show me please.So that's a NO then Good deal they're getting. No WP and a crappy day every now and again job. But as it's sooo easy to get good work I wonder why they put up with this???
Does your office provide WPs for sub teachers? Try answering this question.
Those who depend on substitution are the unfortunate lot who come from Asian countries. They live here and need to pay rent and utilities and for that reason they're happy with such opportunity.
Another thing we try to send sub teachers from our office as many our teachers teach in the evenings and they all are wp holders.
Anything that's bullsh.t for me might be a good deal for you.No not really as a lot of the jobs ads are utter bullshite mate. And some of the best jobs are on there.
Probably incorrect but not necessarily. One should have common sense to do such simple calculations. If anyone can't figure it out then IMO they ain't deserve a job.You can figure out the supposed average salary, but it's probably incorrect.
Being unprofessional doesn't mean they're liars. Unprofessional in a sense they conduct their business operations and do their daily job.Right so you can get tell the wage, but not if they're professional? So if they're not professional there's a good chance they might be lying....which makes the salary suspect as well.
If you read it again you'll find out that I actually appreciated the culture. It's there in BLACK AND WHITE!!You blamed Thai culture chap and you ain't Thai It's there in black and white!
I'm not the right person to answer this question as I never handled legal issues. Sorry.So again as you seem to be answering only when it suits you how much tax is paid each and every month as I assume the 50% drop in wages over the holidays will be taken into account (although I know it probably won't ).
Also only getting a 50% holiday pay 'bonus' is pretty crap isn't it? Not really a 'good' job per se? Just bettter than a lot of the other tat.
Whatever.I'm pleased you agree with me.
Well it's very simple. Anybody who wants to get a job in any sector should do research himself / herself. I'm only suggesting this.I will worry about your expectations if you're giving newbies and even current teachers here the WRONG idea of working here mate. It's not fair to them.
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