This simple-sounding question raises a set of thorny questions that each organization seems to answer separately.
A board member wonders if it's normal that only the executive committee knows what an executive director earns.
A program manager is told to do something that doesn’t feel right, but can’t justify not following through when referencing guidance documents.
The unethical nature of percentage or commission-based fundraising.
A charity worker doesn't earn enough to support her family and asks about taking a second job.
I know that personal relationships at work can be career-limiting. But are there any ethical concerns?
I see other staff at my nonprofit who take supplies home or make personal use of our equipment. Is this acceptable?
Getting involved with two charities in the same city, with quite different missions.
A new executive director asks about major purchasing.
An independent consultant asks about ethical ways to help nonprofits and businesses in their community.
