You’d better think twice before asking that question of an employee if you’re a California employer, manager, or board member. Using social media avenues to connect with your nonprofit’s employees may seem like a good idea, but it can open up a Pandora’s Box of troubles for you and for the organization. For one, it’s …
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- Attorney General
- Board
- Celebrity Charity
- Charitable Deductions
- Compensation
- Conflict of Interest
- Congress
- COVID-19
- Crisis
- Director Duties
- Donations
- Economic growth
- Economic hardship
- Employment Matters
- Exemption Applications
- Fiscal sponsorship
- Form 990
- Fundraising
- Grantmaking
- IRS
- Jobs
- Lobbying
- Merger
- National emergency
- News
- Non-profits
- Nonprofits
- Opportunity
- Pandemic
- Policy
- Scams
- Taxes
- The Arts
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