What are perks and other benefits like at Kumon?

Team based environment, good start for a teaching career

Low working hours, staff get cut all the time, low wages, no benefits, physically straining, employer prioritizes certain employees over others

Nice company. Good work culture, benefits and compensation. Focus on growth. Care about employee.

A tad bit traditional in some approach

Team and colleagues are very nice. Managers are very friendly and skilled in the required fields.

No benefits, no remuneration and very less yearly monetary growth

calm environment, easy work, nice staff

low pay, no benefits and few hours

flexible, good boss, good for students

No PTO, no benefits, and poor pay

FYI this was my very first job in high school, so this was many years ago so please keep this in mind. I didn't work there for very long but as a 15 year old it was an amazing place to not only earn some extra pocket money, but keep you motivated in your studies as you will normally need to be a student there with a certain grade status to qualify for employment. The pay was minimum wage and there was no benefits so it's more of a temp student job sort of thing. Overall: -Flexible schedule -Related to academics, so it will improve your learning -Easy-going shifts/No menial labour involved

Overall: -Not very many hours, usually only very part-time -Need to be a current student with the approved level to qualify for the role (even if you quit, at least this was the rule at the time)

Good benefits and good staff

Could be better work life balance

good to work with colleagues and experience

pay is bad, no benefits,

To kick start your journey if you want to work with kids

No flexibility, no benefits even for full time positions, aweful management (at least at Davisveille location)

Good benefits. The benefits include a generous bonus and numerous holidays, particularly around Christmas and New Year.

However, the system is excessively rigid and lacks flexibility.