Help the Hospices Advisory Council appoints chair
9 May 2008
Peter Holliday, group chief executive of St Giles Hospice in Staffordshire, has been appointed as the first chairman of the Help the Hospices Advisory Council.
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Horse charity rebrands
9 May 2008
The International League for the Protection of Horses has changed its name to World Horse Welfare.
Community empowerment networks 'face funding cuts'
9 May 2008
Forty per cent of community empowerment networks will lose either all or some of their local authority funding over the next year, a survey has found.
Fundraising regulator needs more members, says Hope
8 May 2008
The first annual review from the Fundraising Standards Board has prompted a warning from third sector minister Phil Hope that many more organisations must join it if self-regulation of fundraising is to succeed.
Lancashire charities accuse council of breaching Compact
8 May 2008
Youth charities in Lancashire have accused their local county council of breaching the Compact by cutting funding to local groups without proper consultation.
Management Resources
Leading people:
A sober staff member's secret ..
Socialising with staff can be great, but take care when there is alcohol involved.
Case study:
Getting the most out of restructuring
How the Multiple Sclerosis Society reorganised itself before a new five-year strategy.
Career coach:
How do you cope with change?
The economic crisis is upon us all, but there are ways to soften the blow.
HR clinic:
Options when misfortune strikes
The first thing to do is to be as supportive as possible while he is still off work recovering. Evidence suggests that sympathetic employers are far more likely to see an earlier return to work in such circumstances.
Top tips:
Isabelle Simon-Evans
Isabelle Simon-Evans is an assistant director at the Children's Society.
Its the law:
Equal pay: possible defences
The fifth in a series on equal pay claims and how best to deal with them.
Workshop:
It's vital to get time on your side
People who manage time well are great to work with - are you one of them?
Compact in action:
Developing local Compacts
A conference in Hertfordshire will explore ways of making local agreements more effective.
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My week: Glyn Levis, regional manager, BTCV
The regional manager for volunteering charity BTCV gets a battering on the cricket pitch.
Profile: The female philanthropists
Leading philanthropists Sara Davenport, Claire MacKintosh, Ann Gloag and Debbie Fox reflect on women and giving.
Women & Giving: We don't just sign the cheques
Women often take the decisions about giving away their husbands' or their fathers' money, but they also earn and give away fortunes of their own. Helen Barrett reports.
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John Knight on professionalisation of campaigning
