Charities buck crunch to take on more employees

By Sarah Finley 19 August 2008

The charity sector could be defying the credit crunch by taking on more employees in spite of rising unemployment.

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Head of Donor Planning (Prospect Research). Maternity cover Save the Children c.£43,000 - £45,000 + pension, Farringdon, London
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