LanguageLine Solutions reviews about "hour"

Before beginning the training course, they promised to be very flexible with time and working hours, but once I passed and joined the team they never showef flexibility.

Pay was close to minimum

Irregular hours which might not work with everyone

Can be many phone calls during peak hours

cutting hours, not stable, POOR communication from the company, updated the time off request system, making it super inconvenient, limited development opportunities, absurd guidelines that make work unnecessarily complicated quality assurance nitpicks at everything and looks for ways to fail you, not investing in employee retention, HORRIBLE payroll department. If you are missing a part of your paycheck, you will wait for their response for weeks, no direct management so if you need help it is super hard to get through to anyone competent enough to assisst you health insurance is the worst

They will cut your hours if business is slow. Very unstable. Schedule has been modified 3x this week after It's official release. No paid holidays! No promotions or opportunities for advancement.

mostly work at night shifts

There are lots of problems with QA, it's pretty noticeable that supervisors don't speak to each other, and you have to double make sure they updated the extra hours because they don't always submit them of course if there are extra hours available after 5 pm (if you work 9-5 you won't be able to work additional hours since most of the times the ones they have are within that range) they don't give off most US holidays, and if they do you have to complete a form to be selected. If you miss an hour or a day and don't have a sick permit you have to do extra time but if there are no hours available you miss the bonus.

They sometimes change your working hours for the month after without consulting your availability.