Suzhou is not the only place where you'll encounter these kind of problems. Many Web schools around Jiangsu are worse with very high rates of staff turnover - foreign and Chinese. With the exception of 4 Chinese members of staff, we've lost ALL our Chinese staff in less than a year-and-a-half and all but two of the 'original' foreign teachers remain.

Web's reputation in Jiangsu has taken such a battering, that it's now even more difficult to recruit new foreign teachers; except those who have been treated poorly by their employers and are willing to accept a position at a joke of an organization that doesn't seem quite as bad as where they are now. Web does nothing to retain the good foreign teachers; (and we're lucky to have such a good team now.)

A few years back, Web was a good company, in Jiangsu, but it's a very different story now. The HQ in Shanghai doesn't seem to care what's happening and don't respond to emails. I think Web will be forced to examine their situation in Jiangsu if the steady loss of major corporate clients continues along with it's profit making potential. It will take time. But time is not a luxury Web in Jiangsi has now to recover it's reputation to a level it once was. It's sorry state of affairs.