+For Many Hawaii Companies, The Pandemic Has Changed Work Forever
Lisa Maruyama, executive director of the Hawaii Alliance of Nonprofit Organizations, said the pandemic has made her realize that she is personally way more productive at home.
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+Senate Bill Would Provide For $50 Billion In NPO Aid
The WORK NOW Act is a “front-burner issue” as the Biden Administration and Congress get to work on their next legislative priority, an infrastructure package, Thompson said.
+Nonprofit Job Loss Climbing Amid The COVID-19 Pandemic
Marnie Taylor, President and CEO for the Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits says, “People think of us as oh those charities, and oh those little things but we are huge employers, so when you lose 8% of a sector that was 10% of the workforce it has a...
+Workforce Woes Creating Crisis In State's Human Services, Advocates Tell Legislators
Michael Weekes, CEO of the Providers' Council, said many community service groups — which are often contracted almost entirely by the state for service but at a rate lower than directly employed state workers — have staff vacancies of 25 to 40...
+Nonprofit wages match government salaries in Minnesota for the first time
“Over the last 10 years, there’s been major progress,” said Jon Pratt, executive director of the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits. “There’s no economic reason it should be less [than government wages].”
+Employment rises at Maine nonprofits, but wages lag inflation, study finds
“Just like our private-sector colleagues, nonprofits are increasingly under pressure to offer competitive pay and benefits to attract and retain talent while continuing to provide the services people rely on,”...
+Report: Competition with Massachusetts hampers private social service employment
Demand for services is increasing with an aging population, higher rates of autism and veterans returning from overseas, according to the council.
+Many Michigan nonprofits seek to hire in 2017, although high turnover remains an issue
Jobseekers in Michigan may want to consider careers in the nonprofit sector.
+LA County supervisors reject minimum wage exemptions
Nancy Berlin from the California Association of Nonprofits said a survey of their members found that 77 percent of nonprofits support a minimum wage increase.
+Frederick County honors nonprofit community for 'touching lives' of others
When the economy was failing and jobs were being cut, the nonprofit community grew.
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