Nick Hurd: Charity Commission spending on recruitment is 'extravagant'
10 March 2010
Regulator spent £450,000 in 2008/09
Latest jobs
- Corproate Fundraising Manager
- £35000-£40000
- Development Manager
- Community Fundraising Manager
- Up to £25,000 + benefits
- Fundraising Manager
- £33000-£33000
- Chief Executive
- £40,000
- Interim Trust & Statutory Fundraiser
- £23000-£24000
- Community Fundraiser
- £21,798
- Head of Fundraising
- £40k-£45k based on experience
- Horticultural Trainer Therapist
- £20,302.25 - £22,558.05
- Helpline Development Manager
- Circa £39,000 p.a.
Famous names
"Three times as many women could survive if ovarian cancer was diagnosed at the earliest stage"
Gaby Roslin backs the Unzipped project by Target Ovarian Cancer
Governance
The latest news, opinion and analysis about governance and regulation for charity staff and trustees.
Latest Governance news
Nearly half of Charity Commission staff take strike action
10 March 2010
Walkout in protest at changes to civil service redundancy entitlements
Scottish charity Darussalam under scrutiny over purchase of building
9 March 2010
Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator orders it to stop transferring funds to another charity
Ferryhill and District Angling Club denied charitable status
9 March 2010
Fishing club was not established exclusively for charitable purposes, says regulator
Charity staff 'prevented from standing for election'
9 March 2010
Employers fear it will bring allegations of political bias, recruitment expert claims
Governance good practice
- Dimensions NDG
- Governance at the non-profit group for people with learning disabilities and autism.
- Public benefit? No problem
- Raising funds for bursaries is not as hard as some independent schools think, the chair of the Royal Grammar School Educational Trust tells Paul Jump
- Checklist: The powers of the chair
- by governance expert Rodney Buse
In Depth
Challenging legacies
Charities will be put off legitimate claims in the wake of Christine Gill case, says Mark Watts of the RSPCA
Third Sector Excellence Awards 2010: It's time to celebrate your achievements
The 2010 Third Sector Excellence Awards are open for entries. Tristan Donovan provides an introduction
Notes on a charity merger
Last week two disability charities, Speaking Up and Advocacy Partners, agreed to merge. Speaking Up chief executive Craig Dearden-Phillips (pictured left, with Advocacy Partners chief Jonathan Senker) kept a record of the key events leading up to the decision
Investing during a recession
The value of charity investments fell by billions in 2008 as the economic downturn took hold. Is it too late to protect what's left? When do experts believe the crisis will be over? Steer your way through the crisis with our in-depth reports
Charity law
When should charities call in lawyers? Should charities take legal action against their public sector paymasters? And what have been the sector's biggest legal blunders? Find out in our charity law special
Public benefit
From 1 April, all registered charities will have to demonstrate that their activities are for the public benefit. But how will it work and what does it mean for charities and would-be charities?
