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ARTICLE · 09 JUNE 2013

Charity Village’s 2013 Study On NFP Compensation Released

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In order to gather data on the issue of non-profit compensation, Charity Village conducted a survey involving approximately 1,500 employees from not-for-profit organizations and charities across Canada.

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In order to gather data on the issue of non-profit compensation, Charity Village conducted a survey involving approximately 1,500 employees from not-for-profit organizations and charities across Canada.  Charity Village reveals the results of its survey in its 3rd annual report. 

Some of the findings are:

1. Compensation is slowly on the rise.

2. Top payers generally have higher revenues, are large, and are urban-based (e.g. GTA, Ottawa).

3. Health benefits, educational benefits, retirement benefits, and other perks are often offered in addition to a salary.

4. Experience and education are key factors in determining compensation.

For more details, or to purchase the annual report, go to:

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