Most people who are english teachers have a university degree. They may not be doing well at home job-wise but your suggestion that they should enjoy abuse because they have no bargaining power is both inaccurate (that they have no bargaining power, have to work at McD's at home) and unbalanced. I will try to promote mutually beneficial and fair work environments for employers and teachers rather than telling teachers to accept abuse because they are supposedly in a weak position.

> Steve,

> Well, well backpacker. Time for you to split, break the contract, go
> home and live with your parents, grand parents, older sister. Of
> course there are great job opportunities waitng for you; macdonals,
> kfc. Oh, I think those dream jobs require uniform and grooming. Hurry
> up, I heard here from a happy esl teacher that there is a crowd
> applying for those dream jobs from you come from.

> Next,

> Incheon
> PS: Great to be back!