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Famous names
"Places like this are important to the local area"
Griff Rhys Jones supports the Civic Trust
Resources
A library of information and advice to assist you in improving your job performance.
Management & HR
Leading people:
The art of relinquishing power
Know when it's time to step aside and let your team make the decisions.
Case study:
How a local group became a charity
The Tatton Community Association proceeded slowly when it applied for charitable status.
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:
Find a dress code that suits you
How should I tackle a staff member who refuses to comply with our dress code?
Top tips:
Isabelle Simon-Evans
Isabelle Simon-Evans is an assistant director at the Children's Society.
Its the law:
Sex-based abuse
The second in a three-part series on sex discrimination and harassment.
Workshop:
How well do you know your staff?
Knowing what makes your co-workers tick will help you to manage them better, writes consultant, author and speaker Joanna Tong.
Compact in action:
making it work
The NCVO's former Compact manager Saskia Daggett on how the agreement can be made to work.
Useful links
Link to organisations that support the voluntary sector or share research and good practice.
Latest news
- Commission maladministration complaints fall
- Latest guides to local trusts published
- NCVO collaborates over democracy essays
- Liverpool charities to be based in the city centre
- Last chance to enter
- Free Gift Aid advice at seminar
- Smith Institute and commission clash over inquiry
- Samaritans hires staff to meet rising demand
- Charities fear welfare-to-work plans will hurt beneficiaries
- More boutiques on the way, says Oxfam
Supplier Directory
They said it...
"For many, the Compact can be bureaucratic and hard work. For me, it means collaboration."
John Knight, assistant director, policy and campaigns, Leonard Cheshire Disability
