You know how to stop seeing these posts from non KS people? - Make your own board somewhere. sm Posted: Jun 1st, 2019 - 11:00 am In Reply to: Have you noticed that it's the people who don't work for KS that are the loudest? - KS MT
Really, what good does it do to ask on here if anyone else got paid? Does that make the checks magically appear for people? Some get paid, some dont, and on different days, after several broken promises of "tomorrow" or a certain date - this is a huge, ongoing problem for years no matter how you slice it - whether it's only a few people dont get paid on time, or the whole workforce, or it rotates people, or whatever makes sense in LT's sick mind for her disastrous financial situation. Yeah, it's all bad in a situation like this.
Even if people call and ask LT when the checks will show up, she lies to you, so that accomplishes nothing.
You state "Several hundred MTs work for KS" "Several" as in how many? 200? 300? 400? That's awfully strange that only 1 or 2 people don't get paid out of "several hundred" others.
You state "it's one or two people from Keystrokes" complaining out of those "several hundred"? So you know exactly who these people are, to know for sure it's only one or two? So then why dont YOU float them a loan every late payday and stop the complaining? Problem solved.
If YOU dont complain on here about the late pay issue, it apparently doesnt bother you enough to say anything so why are you even chiming in now? You're part of the problem if you approve of it and let it go without saying anything.
People keep complaining here, others get sick of it when only a few of you do anything to help yourselves, and then people like YOU complain about the other complaints and the circle goes around endlessly until LT either folds the company or gets her act together and behaves like a responsible and honest business owner. I can't see her changing her ways and doing the right thing at any time in the not too distant future.
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