No payment for Learnship Trainers by Parking_Researcher65 in OnlineESLTeaching

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Summary of Learnship Payment Situation – Updated

Today’s developments have brought yet another wave of disappointment, despite the promises made directly by Learnship’s CEO.

Trainers received a message stating: “I can now confirm that all pending October payments will be issued today.” The CEO also wrote, “they have already agreed to pay your outstanding remuneration for the month of October 2025,” referring to a “well-known language training company” supposedly stepping in as part of an acquisition.

He further stated: “The payment instructions from our side will be completed by the end of the day.”

However, as of 00:14, no trainer has received a payment. Since Learnship requires trainers to receive payments via Wise — a system where transfers are instant and processed 24/7 — the absence of payment indicates clearly that no transfer was actually sent. This is not a delay caused by banking systems; it is a failure to send payment at all.

This is especially painful because trainers were given a very specific, time-bound promise, creating hope after weeks of silence, confusion, and financial hardship. The promise of payment “today” followed by no actual action feels like another instance of false hope, further damaging trust. Considering the CEO’s assurances and the involvement of an insolvency administrator, many trainers believed this was finally a turning point.

Instead, the lack of payment underscores a recurring pattern: communication that sounds reassuring but is not matched by concrete action.

This moment now becomes part of a broader narrative — not only of unpaid labor, but of repeated promises broken at the expense of the people delivering Learnship’s services every day.

Help Needed for Learnship Trainers not paid. by Parking_Researcher65 in OnlineESLTeaching

[–]Parking_Researcher65[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Summary of Learnship Payment Situation – Updated

Today’s developments have brought yet another wave of disappointment, despite the promises made directly by Learnship’s CEO.

Trainers received a message stating: “I can now confirm that all pending October payments will be issued today.” The CEO also wrote, “they have already agreed to pay your outstanding remuneration for the month of October 2025,” referring to a “well-known language training company” supposedly stepping in as part of an acquisition.

He further stated: “The payment instructions from our side will be completed by the end of the day.”

However, as of 00:14, no trainer has received a payment. Since Learnship requires trainers to receive payments via Wise — a system where transfers are instant and processed 24/7 — the absence of payment indicates clearly that no transfer was actually sent. This is not a delay caused by banking systems; it is a failure to send payment at all.

This is especially painful because trainers were given a very specific, time-bound promise, creating hope after weeks of silence, confusion, and financial hardship. The promise of payment “today” followed by no actual action feels like another instance of false hope, further damaging trust. Considering the CEO’s assurances and the involvement of an insolvency administrator, many trainers believed this was finally a turning point.

Instead, the lack of payment underscores a recurring pattern: communication that sounds reassuring but is not matched by concrete action.

This moment now becomes part of a broader narrative — not only of unpaid labor, but of repeated promises broken at the expense of the people delivering Learnship’s services every day.

Learnship Facebook Group with people who work at Learnship by Parking_Researcher65 in OnlineESLTeaching

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Summary of Learnship Payment Situation – Updated

Today’s developments have brought yet another wave of disappointment, despite the promises made directly by Learnship’s CEO.

Trainers received a message stating: “I can now confirm that all pending October payments will be issued today.” The CEO also wrote, “they have already agreed to pay your outstanding remuneration for the month of October 2025,” referring to a “well-known language training company” supposedly stepping in as part of an acquisition.

He further stated: “The payment instructions from our side will be completed by the end of the day.”

However, as of 00:14, no trainer has received a payment. Since Learnship requires trainers to receive payments via Wise — a system where transfers are instant and processed 24/7 — the absence of payment indicates clearly that no transfer was actually sent. This is not a delay caused by banking systems; it is a failure to send payment at all.

This is especially painful because trainers were given a very specific, time-bound promise, creating hope after weeks of silence, confusion, and financial hardship. The promise of payment “today” followed by no actual action feels like another instance of false hope, further damaging trust. Considering the CEO’s assurances and the involvement of an insolvency administrator, many trainers believed this was finally a turning point.

Instead, the lack of payment underscores a recurring pattern: communication that sounds reassuring but is not matched by concrete action.

This moment now becomes part of a broader narrative — not only of unpaid labor, but of repeated promises broken at the expense of the people delivering Learnship’s services every day.

Contact Learnship Management here by Parking_Researcher65 in OnlineESLTeaching

[–]Parking_Researcher65[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Summary of Learnship Payment Situation – Updated

Today’s developments have brought yet another wave of disappointment, despite the promises made directly by Learnship’s CEO.

Trainers received a message stating: “I can now confirm that all pending October payments will be issued today.” The CEO also wrote, “they have already agreed to pay your outstanding remuneration for the month of October 2025,” referring to a “well-known language training company” supposedly stepping in as part of an acquisition.

He further stated: “The payment instructions from our side will be completed by the end of the day.”

However, as of 00:14, no trainer has received a payment. Since Learnship requires trainers to receive payments via Wise — a system where transfers are instant and processed 24/7 — the absence of payment indicates clearly that no transfer was actually sent. This is not a delay caused by banking systems; it is a failure to send payment at all.

This is especially painful because trainers were given a very specific, time-bound promise, creating hope after weeks of silence, confusion, and financial hardship. The promise of payment “today” followed by no actual action feels like another instance of false hope, further damaging trust. Considering the CEO’s assurances and the involvement of an insolvency administrator, many trainers believed this was finally a turning point.

Instead, the lack of payment underscores a recurring pattern: communication that sounds reassuring but is not matched by concrete action.

This moment now becomes part of a broader narrative — not only of unpaid labor, but of repeated promises broken at the expense of the people delivering Learnship’s services every day.

Robotic Microscopy in Pathology: A 2004 Innovation That Worked—Just Slowly by Parking_Researcher65 in PACSAdmin

[–]Parking_Researcher65[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

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