After a non-payment of fees after completion of a course at an examination training institute in Nanning, the head of the school was lost after a sudden closure of the school after a default of nearly $200,000 on the fees of a number of external teachers.
In recent days, several instructors have reported to the South Morning Newsline 0771-5690127 that Guangxi Borg Education Consulting Ltd. (hereinafter called the Comunidad de Comunicación de Gangxi) has been in arrears for the school hours of outside teachers since this year, and that now the shop is closed, the staff are lost and teachers are left without any means of defence. According to the complaint teacher, several teachers have been working with the Mob for a long time and the settlement of the previous year ' s fees has been more timely. After February this year, companies began to default on the cost of teaching without cause. Ms. Tan, the teacher, told the South Morning newspaper that in January, she had worked with the company for the first time, and that the company had performed properly and in a timely manner, giving her more confidence in the institution. In April, she was invited to teach again, with a cumulative cost of 16,000 hours. After the course was completed, the company delayed many times, first for payment pending refund of the student ' s tuition fees, and then for small payments, which were agreed only on the basis of liquidity difficulties, and the commitment remained outstanding. Ms. Tan was informed that many of the company ' s active employees were similarly in arrears, that many of them had left their jobs and that the company ' s head had subsequently lost contact with them, without answering his telephone calls or receiving any information.
The company had promised to pay the teachers several times to pay for their time, but it had not done so. Interviewee for map
The company had promised to pay the teachers several times to pay for their time, but it had not done so. Mr. Wang, a teacher from Yunnan, also suffered from a significant salary arrears. From January to May 2026, he taught a course for a Mob student, which was paid in aggregate at $70,000. After the course, the company repeatedly delayed payment and later, when the company was squeezed on the grounds that it operated irregularly and had no money in its accounts, the company head simply stopped responding. It is understood that in June this year all BOCC ' s course of examination was completed and all the trainees ' training was completed, but the company ' s arrears to a number of external teachers remained outstanding. The seven teachers currently reflected in the group were owed a total of nearly $200,000, as confirmed by the self-remunerated teachers who had formed the Human Rights Consortium. A hotel owner who had been given a room by the company to teach also indicated that the company owed nearly $80,000 for hotel accommodation, catering, meetings, etc.
The teachers who are owed are shown in the group for the cost of teaching. Interviewee for map
After the teachers had paid no wages, complaints were lodged with the labour department of Nanning City. The authorities recently arrived at the company and found that the company had closed down and no one was found. On the morning of 27 August, journalists visited the company ' s office address on the 28th floor of the First Heart Building at 228 East People ' s Road, Nanning City. The company's front office is closed and closed, although there are still items such as the company's display boards, the flag given by the trainees. Other business staff in the building indicated that the shop had previously been open and had recently been closed and that the details were not known.
The company has closed down and the office area closed. South Morning News, full of reporters, by little flying.
Journalists have made numerous calls to the company ' s external calls, some of which have become empty and the rest of which cannot be reached. A former employee who had left office in June of this year confirmed by telephone that he was also unpaid by the company during his service, without any knowledge of the circumstances of the company ' s closure and the loss of contact with the head of the company. The press verified from the one-minded Building Property Management Department that the money-exchange company was currently in arrears for two months, amounting to $80,000, and that the matter had been reported to the property management for processing. In the afternoon of the same day, journalists, based on contact information provided by the teachers to the head of the company, called repeatedly on different mobile phones, which were never answered. The journalist subsequently identified himself and sent a text message to the other party in which he wanted to interview and had not received any response as of the time of the press. In the course of the market supervision, the rights-based teacher found that the company had changed its legal representative in May. Teachers generally questioned the early and deliberate avoidance of responsibility by pre-planned and deliberate changes in the legal representation of companies, followed by large-scale arrears of pay and the eventual closure of the business.
A query by a teacher who was unpaid found that in May this year the company had changed its legal representative. Interviewee for map
Currently, several teachers who had been unpaid had complained to 12345 and the authorities had intervened to investigate them.
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