
I enjoyed the in-class interview so I knew what I was in for.
Decisions are made to benifit the company's income at the detriment of the students and staff.
We all care about eachother and support eachother. We really are a family and have brought down some horrid managers in the past with our own solidarity.
I make minimum wage when I know for a fact that each of my students (there are ten) bring in over $300/week meaning that I make less than 1 of my kids pays to be there.
We need to be compensated more and listened to. The company should put more effort in elevating the voices of the people actually with the children every day, instead of making decisions ot pad their bottom line.
There is no communication, and the people in charge of my center frequently lie to our faces but don't even have their stories straight. We hear tons of excuses and lies about the decisions that are made by them. They blame everyone they can for everything and never take responsibility.