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Secretary general of Amnesty International quits due to ill health Kumi Naidoo, who joined the charity 16 months ago, is stepping down because a pre-existing medical condition has worsened   1 Disability charity criticised for appointing chief executive who praised Ukip   2 Half the staff at The Challenge will not receive statutory redundancy payments   3 IoF launches confidential sexual harassment helpline   4 Lord's Taverners distances itself from audience members who heckled comedian Nish Kumar   5 National Citizen Service and lobbying act feature in election Charity Debate   6 Lloyds Bank Foundation offers grants for core costs of up to £100,000   7 Learning disability providers set to merge   8 Regulator apologises for retweeting thread including criticism of Boris Johnson   9 Fellows of Society of Antiquaries condemn decision on child sex offender   10 Scotland plans end to private schools' business rates relief from September   More below   Winter is coming: Are you ready? Partner Content: Presented By Markel With the onset of winter, the chances of severe disruptions to your business operations increase. But, if you have a contingency plan in place you can act swiftly to mitigate and minimise the risks   Longer Reads Four ways to liven up the annual report Liam Kay looks at the ways in which an annual report and accounts can be so much more than regulatory box-ticking   How to position your charity as an employer of choice Partner Content: Presented By Wonderful Workplaces Top tips to help you attract top talent.   Opinion Zoe Amar: What we can learn from the next generation of charity leaders A new generation of charity leaders are operating in very different ways from their predecessors, reflecting the changing nature of the sector   Martin Edwards: Give your charity a fighting chance in awards season As a seasoned awards judge, I see plenty of organisations repeating the same mistakes - here is a list of things to avoid   Debra Allcock-Tyler: The new government should not promise what it is incapable of delivering Charities are making great progress in compromising and working together - perhaps politicians could learn from us   Matt Hyde: Why resilience must be our leadership cornerstone Fostering organisations that keep people safe from harm means building resilient cultures, and leaders must set the example   Rob Jackson: Will the charity sector evolve its approach to volunteers in the new decade? It seems that people no longer need our precious sector institutions to tackle the issues they care about. Charities must keep up or risk irrelevance   Podcast Third Sector Podcast #11: Election special In the latest episode, we find out what the three main political parties can offer charities and talk to Lord Hodgson about the lobbying act   Latest Charity Management Jobs   Development Manager - Major Gifts £50,000, London, SE1 4YB   Senior Consultant £45,000-£55,000 dependent on experience, Elephant & Castle, South-East London   Counsellor £19 an hour - negotiable, Langho, Lancashire   Digital Services Manager £47,254, Yeadon, Leeds   Community Engagement Manager £30,000 - £32,000, Liverpool, Merseyside, with some travel required to Halifax. Search more jobs
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