So far, so good, one might be forgiven for thinking. But the IMF goes on to state that this global resilience is “under ...

Léa Legraien talks to Owen Day, CFO at For Baby’s Sake, about advocating for babies, getting a seat at government roundtables ...

Will Burrows, partner at Bloomsbury Square Employment Law, asks if charities are ready... At their heart, charities are built ...

As charities have become more sophisticated, financially pressured and exposed to greater risk, the role has had to evolve with them. Financial leadership can no longer be ...

A counselling charity has proposed to limit trustee payments further after removing its former chair and deputy over ...

Amie Woods says that now is the time to question whether the current charity reporting system remains fit for purpose in the ...

The charity sector “cannot take for granted” its relationship with the current government and ability to speak out, NCVO chief executive Kate Lee has said. Speaking at the sector body’s annual general ...

A charity that supports children and young people with epilepsy has dismissed over 50 employees after the Home Office revoked ...

Two social care charities in the south west of England have merged, with 50 employees transferring between the organisations.

An unfairly dismissed charity employee has had her basic financial award reduced to zero by an employment tribunal due to ...

There is “significant duplication” of charities, a senior leader in the sector has said. The comments from Carol Homden, chief executive of Coram children’s charity, came in response to a question of ...

One in five charities have not yet started preparing for the sector’s new accounting rules, a survey has found. Charity ...