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Previous Job Market ArticlesPlanning 'Encore' CareersBaby boomers express strong interest in charity jobs, but obstacles remain, says a new study (6/26/2008) Filling the Pipeline Inside a $5-million effort to aid the nonprofit world's next generation (5/29/2008) Generating Ideas Young workers seek ways to improve the nonprofit work force (4/14/2008) A Parting of Ways Lack of communication is behind many executive firings (4/3/2008) Making a Change Tips for dismissing a leader and managing a transition (4/3/2008) Luring Workers Most job seekers urge charities to overhaul their recruiting, a study finds (4/3/2008) Working It Out Fund raisers find ways to cope with on-the-job hurdles (4/3/2008) Red Flags Tips to avoid getting trapped in a no-win fund-raising position (4/3/2008) Smart Money Chief fund raisers at colleges win pay rise of 4% in 2007-8 (3/20/2008) The Young and the Restless Veteran managers don't always share views of youthful workers (3/6/2008) Money Squeeze Longtime nonprofit leaders cite financial security worries (3/6/2008) Executive Decisions Potential charity leaders see top job as unappealing, a new survey reveals (3/6/2008) Bracing for Tough Times Many charities and their workers feel vulnerable as the economy slips (2/28/2008) Recruiting in Dangerous Times As global hot spots boil, relief groups look for skilled hands and cool heads (1/24/2008) Inching to the Top Nonprofit managers who are minorities search for a quicker way up the ladder (10/18/2007) Open-Door Policies Tips for making a nonprofit organization more diverse (10/18/2007) The Biggest Get Bigger A gap grows in salaries for CEO's, a study finds (10/4/2007) Extra Incentive Bonuses for top nonprofit officials are growing quickly in size (9/20/2007) Executive Pay Rises Compensation growth for CEO's outpaced inflation, survey finds (9/20/2007) Debt Relief Congress passes a bill to forgive student loans for some charity workers (9/10/2007) Myths and Realities A recruiter gives guidance to those seeking a switch to a nonprofit career (8/15/2007) Fund-Raising Frenzy The race is on to hire workers who can solicit big gifts (8/9/2007) Pension Planning Nonprofit groups face new rules on providing retirement benefits (8/9/2007) Talent Scouting Tips from experts on coping with the fund-raiser shortage (8/9/2007) Professional Development A lack of training contributes to scarcity of qualified fund raisers nationwide (8/9/2007) Battling Bias How employees with family responsibilities can guard against discrimination on the job (7/18/2007) Life vs. Work Knowing the law can help workers with child-care duties protect themselves (7/18/2007) An Immature Outlook Nonprofit groups lag in recruiting older workers, says a new report (6/14/2007) Temp Help Interim executive directors can help solve problems and revitalize a charity, nonprofit experts say (3/22/2007) Filling the Gap Temporary leaders bring skills but no personal agendas to their tasks (3/22/2007) Young, Gifted, and Broke Burnout, low pay may drive young charity workers away, a survey finds (3/22/2007) High Performance Merit pay gains popularity among New York nonprofit employers, finds a new study (3/22/2007) Academic Pay Most college and university fund raisers are getting salary increases, says a new survey (3/22/2007) Tiny Nest Eggs Charity workers fall short in retirement savings (3/8/2007) 403(b) Prepared Tips to help nonprofit employers get ready for new IRS rules on retirement savings plans (3/8/2007) Pension Planning Updating a program to help nonprofit organizers save (3/8/2007) Capital Investments Washington charities expect to increase salaries this year, says a new survey (3/1/2007) A Robust Picture Charities employ 7.2 percent of the nation's workers -- and are adding to their ranks faster than other employers (1/25/2007) Help Wanted Many recruiting ads for key nonprofit jobs turn off more candidates than they attract, experts say (10/12/2006) A Narrowing Gap Male and female nonprofit executives' pay moves closer to equality, says a new survey (10/12/2006) Healthy Raises Nonprofit leaders' pay increased by 4.8 percent in 2005, finds a Chronicle survey (9/28/2006) A Nonprofit Takeover of City Hall Charity officials take elected office as they seek ways to better society (4/20/2006) A Growing Debt to Society Burdened by student loans, young graduates shun nonprofit employers (3/23/2006) Charity CEO's Tales of Woe Overwhelming duties, low pay cause leaders to leave the top spot (3/9/2006) The Front Lines Charities review their military-leave policies as reservists are deployed overseas (3/9/2006) Salary Increases Academic fund raisers' pay boosts kept pace with inflation last year, says a new study (3/9/2006) Modest Gains Foundation salaries rose 4% while CEO median pay hit $115,000, according to a new study (2/9/2006) Planning Successful Successions Preparing for a leader's departure can prevent problems (1/12/2006) Bringing In Talent Charities reward employees who recommend job candidates (12/8/2005) A Growing Disparity The gap between pay for nonprofit CEO's and workers is getting bigger (11/10/2005) New England Pay Female fund raisers make less than their male peers, finds a new study (11/10/2005) Wanted: a Little Respect Twentysomething fund raisers find age poses a challenge in dealings with co-workers and donors (10/13/2005) Moving Up Female charity leaders win big pay increases, says a new study (10/13/2005) Breaking Even Pay raises for charity leaders keep pace with inflation, says a new Chronicle survey (9/29/2005) More Perfect Unions? Big labor's split causes confusion and opportunity for charities New York nonprofit groups expand their health coverage, according to a new study (9/1/2005) Better Benefits New York nonprofit groups expand their health coverage, according to a new study (8/18/2005) Fair Pay How charities evaluate whether their employees' salaries are equitable (7/14/2005) Salary Sources Where to find data on nonprofit pay (7/14/2005) A Big Raise Fund raisers' pay hits a new high, according to a compensation survey (4/28/2005) Making the Move Nonprofit workers seeking for-profit jobs have plenty of transferable skills -- if they can get in the door (4/14/2005) A Pay Boost Median salaries for academic fund raisers rose 4 percent, says new survey (3/17/2005) Facing an Age-Old Problem Older nonprofit workers fear discrimination from employers (2/3/2005) JOB MARKET Modern Maturity Tips to help steer clear of age bias in hiring (2/3/2005) Grant Makers' Pay Median salary raise for foundation employees last year barely outpaced inflation, says a new study (2/3/2005) Perks at Work Nonprofit groups outdo businesses on employee benefits, says a survey (1/6/2005) Hiring Freeze Charities aren't filling senior jobs, says a new report (11/25/2004) A Persistent Pay Gap Female charity leaders continue to make less than men, finds a new study (11/11/2004) Costly Care Health-insurance premiums rise quickly for many nonprofit employers, finds a new study (10/14/2004) Salary Growth Cools Down Executive pay rises modestly in the latest Chronicle survey (9/30/2004) Golden State Pay Raises for California nonprofit leaders lag behind the inflation rate, two studies find (9/16/2004) Hiring Stalls The number of new charity employees has barely grown while wages have declined, says a new report (9/2/2004) Facing a Firing Advice for making an unexpected exit with grace, dignity, and minimal career damage (8/26/2004) Life After a Layoff Tips for making the transition between jobs (8/26/2004) Pay Grows 4.2% Raises given to fund raisers last year outpaced inflation, finds a new study (7/22/2004) Covering Medical Costs Helping nonprofit employees choose among 'consumer-driven' health-care plans (7/15/2004) Parting Words How exit interviews can help charities improve conditions for their remaining employees (6/10/2004) Help Wanted Nonprofit groups are hiring at a faster pace than government or business, says a new study (6/10/2004) Finding Flexibility Tips for job seeking when a pregnancy, a handicap, or other personal needs are part of the package (5/17/2004) Manhattan Transfer New York nonprofit groups gave more raises in 2003, finds a survey (4/1/2004) Head of the Class Salaries for college fund raisers rose by up to 8.8 percent this year, says a new study (4/1/2004) The Hottest Nonprofit Jobs A special report examines increased opportunities for fund raisers, consultants, and those with business and marketing savvy (3/18/2004) Major-Gift Magnets As more charities seek ways to attract wealthy donors, the rush is on to hire those who can get the job done (3/18/2004) A Mind for Business A growing number of nonprofit groups seek 'social entrepreneurs' to start money-making ventures (3/18/2004) Extended Family Why more charities offer health-insurance benefits to their workers' unmarried partners (3/18/2004) Entry-Level Obstacles College career offices give little information on nonprofit opportunities, according to a new study (3/18/2004) Taking a Manager's Measure Counting the pros and cons of letting charity staff members interview their potential future bosses (3/11/2004) Pension Problems Why many nonprofit groups are curbing their retirement benefits (3/4/2004) Foundation Gains Raises at grant-making organizations kept pace with inflation last year, says a new survey (2/19/2004) A Controversial Perk Why some charities offer no-interest loans to their executives (2/5/2004) The Cost of Care Charities explore new ways to stem spiraling insurance premiums (1/22/2004) Graying Heads New York charities could face a leadership gap, a study finds (11/13/2003) Grant Maker Staffing Foundation employment has risen 80 percent in 10 years, says a new report (11/13/2003) Overseas Opportunities Tips for building an international career in charities (11/6/2003) Preparing for the Hunt A guide to resources for seeking jobs in foreign countries (11/6/2003) Paycheck Progress Salary gap is shrinking for female charity CEO's, study finds (10/30/2003) Credit Where Credit's Due All about the cost-free benefit most charities don't give their employees (10/23/2003) Meeting and Greeting A job seeker's guide to navigating nonprofit career fairs (10/9/2003) Waving the Banner How charity recruiters can make the most of career fairs (10/9/2003) Bigger Paychecks Median salaries for leaders of large charities rose by 4.3 percent, says the latest Chronicle survey (10/2/2003) Field Studies Health and education workers see pay raises, according to a new report (10/2/2003) Rooting for the Home Team How charities in cities large and small sell their quality of life to job seekers (9/25/2003) Slowing Growth Hiring stays strong but fewer fund-raising jobs are being created, says survey (7/24/2003) A Compensation Decision The IRS bars a stock-options deal for charities (7/17/2003) Ready to Serve Nonprofit work appeals to graduating seniors, says survey (6/12/2003) Hiring Humanitarians Relief groups seek workers with language skills, overseas experience, and a high tolerance for chaos (5/22/2003) The Outlook for M.B.A.'s Fewer charities report slowed recruiting of business-school graduates, according to survey (5/22/2003) Test Cases When charities use personality assessments at hiring time, job seekers find no easy answers (5/8/2003) Planning for Winter How small charities provide retirement benefits to their workers (5/1/2003) Pension Primer A guide to retirement-plan options for nonprofit employers (5/1/2003) Gains in Higher Education Median salaries for top college fund raisers jump by up to 11 percent, report says (5/1/2003) Wanted: Hundreds of Applicants How headhunters recruit -- and what their methods mean for those being hunted (4/24/2003) Search Me Dos and don'ts for contacting nonprofit recruiters (4/24/2003) Silver Lining Despite tough times, salaries rise for fund raisers in New York, says survey (4/17/2003) Turnover and Out A survey of human-services workers predicts a labor exodus (4/3/2003) Language Arts A guide to finding bilingual jobs at charities (3/27/2003) Charity's Glass Ceiling A salary gap for women persists at nonprofit organizations (3/20/2003) The Trustee Factor Board members play a crucial role in women's climb to the top (3/20/2003) Seeking Solutions Making salary talk less taboo is one key to achieving pay equity (3/20/2003) Closing the Gap Tips for negotiating a robust starting salary (3/20/2003) From Here to Maternity For pregnant nonprofit employees, negotiating time off takes careful preparation (3/6/2003) Putting It in Writing A guide to creating employment contracts that protect both leaders and their charities (3/6/2003) Digging for Data Sources to help draw up nonprofit employment contracts (3/6/2003) Temporary Help Hiring an interim leader helps arts group in transition maintain fund raising, says survey (2/20/2003) Let's Do Lunch A job-interview meal serves up a full plate of anxiety -- and opportunity (2/6/2003) Table for Two Tips to help job seekers and employers manage interview meals (2/6/2003) Firing Line How to legally -- and humanely -- dismiss nonprofit employees (1/23/2003) Philanthropists' Pay Median salaries at most types of foundations increased 5 percent last year, survey says (1/23/2003) Making Adjustments Managers who have moved from the business to nonprofit world tell how they navigated the differences (1/16/2003) Bay Area Bosses Minority women are likely to bring noncharity management experience to nonprofit executive jobs, says survey (1/16/2003) Personal Trainers Like for-profit managers, charity leaders turn to career coaches for fresh perspective and support (1/9/2003) When Fund Raisers Go Solo Freelance consultants offer charities expertise and savings (12/12/2002) Setting Up Shop Self-employed fund raisers spell out the pros and cons of going it alone (12/12/2002) Keeping the Day Job Moonlighting can sharpen skills and raise enthusiasm, say fund raisers (12/12/2002) Added Incentives Performance bonuses help keep some top fund raisers on the job (12/5/2002) Easy Being Green Most environmental-group leaders would take an executive role again, survey says (12/5/2002) Playing Hooky Most charities fail to fill the gap as businesses decrease their on-campus recruiting efforts (11/14/2002) Golden State Grant Makers One in three California foundations employs paid workers, says survey (11/14/2002) Dear Future Boss Why cover letters matter, and how to create good ones (11/7/2002) Letter-Perfect A sampling of books to help bolster your writing skils (11/7/2002) Life After Leadership Charity heads who leave their jobs find new roles in and out of the nonprofit field (10/31/2002) Grant Makers' Staffing Hiring slows despite gains in number of foundations, says new report (10/17/2002) On a Mission Nonprofit employees are more satisfied than other workers with their jobs, says new Brookings survey--but problems loom (10/10/2002) Recruitment Challenges Employers, funders, and policy makers need to face shrinking nonprofit labor pool, says researcher (10/10/2002) Pay Days Charity heads see a 7.5-percent gain in salary despite the economy's woes, says new Chronicle survey (10/3/2002) Money Matters Median pay increases for leaders of large health and social-services charities barely kept pace with inflation this year, says survey (9/19/2002) The Outsider Tips for getting the most from hiring a consultant (9/5/2002) Let's Talk About You Tips for job seekers on getting the most from informational interviews (8/1/2002) In the Mix Grant makers' staffs still don't reflect U.S. population, report says (7/25/2002) Unequal Paychecks Gap between men's and women's compensation continues in latest GuideStar report (7/15/2002) Higher Earning Survey of college fund raisers reveals that gender has biggest impact on salary (7/15/2002) After the Gold Rush In the wake of the New Economy bust, charities report finding technology workers more easily (5/31/2002) Cultural Compensation Philadelphia arts groups report salary and benefits practices in a new survey (5/24/2002) Rethinking the Résumé Tips for summing up your qualifications for a nonprofit employer(5/20/2002) Paying a High Price Living-wage laws threaten some charities' stability (5/2/2002) Room at the Top A study of Chicago arts executives finds that few groups have planned for leadership vacancies (4/29/2002) Getting a Boost Asking for a raise during tough times for charities (4/22/2002) Revolving Door Why fund raisers never seem to stay in one place (4/18/2002) Development Dollars Find out what college fund raisers make, according to a new survey by the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (4/8/2002) Second Opinions Avoid costly hiring mistakes with these pointed questions for job seekers' references (4/1/2002) Charities and Change "New Nonprofit Almanac" measures the field's growth, employment trends (3/18/2002) Slow growth in pay The recession and terrorists attacks have slowed the growth of salaries at New York nonprofit groups (3/8/2002) Mastering the Grill How to get more insight when interviewing job candidates--and stay on the right side of the law (2/22/2002) Balancing Work and Family A special report on the challenges charities face in providing employee benefits (2/21/2002) What's in the Benefits Package? The results of a Chronicle survey (2/21/2002) From the Home Office Telecommuting helps nonprofit groups recruit and keep workers--despite glitches (2/21/2002) Creating a Safety Net Tips to help small organizations build their benefits (2/21/2002) A Range of Options What three charities provide for their employees (2/21/2002) Help Wanted One of 13 nonprofit jobs stayed vacant last year, finds survey of Northern California charities (2/11/2002) A Buyer's Market Corporate layoffs and new priorities are leading more job hunters to charities--but many find hiring has slowed (1/25/2002) Raising Money, Making Money A new survey shows a big salary gap between male and female fund raisers in the United States (1/14/2002) Salary Scale Charity leaders' median pay is less than that of for-profit workers with fewer responsibilities, Urban Institute says (12/17/2001) Grant Makers and Pay Raises New study reports what foundations paid their executives in 2000 (12/17/2001) Bosses and Burnout Why most executive directors never want to lead a charity again (11/1/2001) Sizing Up Salaries The Chronicle's 2001 compensation survey of top charity and foundation executives (10/4/2001) Senior college fund raisers happy with their jobs, survey finds (11/29/2001) What Canadian charities pay their managers (11/29/2001) Pay raises for leaders of nonprofit groups surpass inflation rate: The Chronicle's 2001 compensation survey (10/4/2001) What charities are doing to keep top executives (9/21/2001) Gap between men and women appears in survey of salaries at 75,000 organizations (5/31/2001) Charity fund raisers see compensation rising (2/10/2000) Hospital fund raisers report rise in compensation of 4.5% (5/31/2001) Salaries of top fund raisers in higher education rose 4.6% in 2000 (3/22/2001) Staff positions at foundations jump nearly 10 percent last year (10/4/2001) Benefits at foundations (1/27/2000) New tax code eases limits on pension plans for nonprofit organizations (6/14/2001) Salaries for New York-area fund raisers lifted 15% last year (5/3/2001) Salaries at small charities (11/2/2000) Recruiting a fund raiser from the corporate world (6/28/2001) The troubles charities face in hiring technology workers (4/20/2000) American fund raisers being lured to overseas jobs (7/13/2000) A career site aims to link nonprofit workers worldwide (9/7/2000) Leaving nonprofit jobs: how some fund raisers get the best of for-profit and charity worlds (11/16/2000) Copyright © 2008 The Chronicle of Philanthropy
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