Do you give!

[Master]

Just because he has a big house does not mean he is overpaid. He could have earned the money in another job. The administration is normally kept a minimum. Charity organisations do not normally pay well in comparison to others sectors such as statutory or even private sector at that level. So I would not think too much of it.

[Dia bando]

Just because he has a big house does not mean he is overpaid. He could have earned the money in another job. The administration is normally kept a minimum. Charity organisations do not normally pay well in comparison to others sectors such as statutory or even private sector at that level. So I would not think too much of it.

I under stand some top jobs in some charity s pay over a 100k, and it sounds daft but it could be true.

[Master]

Just because he has a big house does not mean he is overpaid. He could have earned the money in another job. The administration is normally kept a minimum. Charity organisations do not normally pay well in comparison to others sectors such as statutory or even private sector at that level. So I would not think too much of it.

I under stand some top jobs in some charity s pay over a 100k, and it sounds daft but it could be true.

It is not daft, the need to attract entrepreneurial type managers who can income generate. I know a lot of charities do a good trade in clothes.

[Andre]

Its true though, like Master says; if you pay peanuts you get monkeys running the show.

Some of these ceo's would earn the same generating the income they do for any big business but they are all usually over paid and over protected at the cost of the shareholders.

Choose who you give to carefully, so your money goes straight to the front line, the best two in my understanding are Medicines sans frontiers and the Fred Hollows foundation.

[Dia bando]

Its true though, like Master says; if you pay peanuts you get monkeys running the show.

Some of these ceo's would earn the same generating the income they do for any big business but they are all usually over paid and over protected at the cost of the shareholders.

Choose who you give to carefully, so your money goes straight to the front line, the best two in my understanding are Medicines sans frontiers and the Fred Hollows foundation.

The sad fact for me a lot of people give up a lot of there time for free,in there charity shops with out theses people the fat cats don't get a fat pay check.
Pretty bad for the moral for the giving charity workers, a sad state of affairs to my mind you could
say hypercritical and condescending to boot.

[Master]

What a good CEO would do is keep admin cost to a minimum so that the majority of every pound goes to the the people that most need it. Administration is a cost that will always arise. Volunteers do the work on that basis, they may have free time, may need the work experience. Still do not understand your logic.

I do not give money to charity, I give my time which is worth considerably more.

[Dia bando]

What a good CEO would do is keep admin cost to a minimum so that the majority of every pound goes to the the people that most need it. Administration is a cost that will always arise. Volunteers do the work on that basis, they may have free time, may need the work experience. Still do not understand your logic.

I do not give money to charity, I give my time which is worth considerably more.

My logic is I feel people having the piss taken out of them giving them charity's all that free labour,
I feel a lot of people would be very disappointed if they new how much a CEO cost.
This is just a little de-bait that 1 or 2 may have some interest in that's all no more.