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[quote=APAULT,302363]No it is not my last posting Jabs. Unless the powers that bein TCG decide that negaiove comments are not welcome. On a day to day basis it was OK, but the problems got worse in the second term. Two of us came with special recommendations from our previous colleges, but we were treated as total idiots by the Dean: you must only say ''yes sir". It would be Ok if he knew what he was doing but his ideas are rooted in the Cultural Revolution. He has great credentials apparantly - teah for the past China. I am comparing with other places in China... I understand that change takes rime. I wrote an email in the second term saying I wasn't satisfied with the way we weret my 86 year old father in hospital and a week later he died. When I asked my team leader why I had been asked to come back on the Thursday when Chinese teachers did not return until late Sunday, he just laughed. (My father died a week later.) As I said things came to a head in the second term for that and other reasonsd.... we then stay on because you might as well stay and get the travel allowance, though that was also disputed. I had been promised a receipt would not be needed, then they again said it would...Óh things change''". The FAO lady was normally on our side but in the end she was beaten down by the bully Dean. To be honest I am appalled by the way many employers treat all staff in China - I have posted on this before. Sociallist? Communist? These words have a strange meaning in China. Yes I have become disillusioned - though I still find plenty of good things to say...even about the government![/quote]
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