All Entries Tagged With: "Non Profit Law Blog"
Info You Can Use: Employee or Independent Contractor
As usual, the folks at the Non-Profit Law Blog provide some useful links. I will quickly point out a short piece about the Senate has recently passing a jobs bill that will provide incentives to hire and keep employees.
The measure would exempt private employers, including nonprofit groups, from paying their share of Social Security [...]
BoardChemistry.com
Boards seem to be a real hot topic recently. Thanks to a massive blogroll listing on the Clyde Fitch Report, I became aware of a ArtPride NJ blog post pondering why Gen X/Y is not well represented on non-profit boards. Leonard Jacobs of the Clyde Fitch report also weighed in on the subject of boards [...]
Assorted Arts Candy
Okay, some fun links from around the web today-
First off, you can have your big performing arts centers and arts organizations with multi-million dollar endowments and budgets, I would wake up happy every morning if I could say I worked here. (I wonder if they have 24 hour security to keep people from eating [...]
Stuff You Can Use: Board Ponderables and Resources
There were a couple board related pieces I marked on the old Google reader I wanted to share.
First was an excerpt from a talk Gene Takagi of Non-Profit Law Blog recently gave for an American Bar Association seminar this month. The portion posted on the blog site deals with common governance problems boards engage [...]
Merging Administrative Functions
On occasion I cite consolidation of administrative functions as a method by which arts organizations in a community can cut costs by cooperating with one another. However, if pressed, I would have to admit that I wasn’t aware of any examples of such a thing working in practice.
So I was extremely pleased to see that [...]
Stars of Google Reader
I came across a number of interesting posts on blogs I follow on my Google Reader account and starred them for later review. Thought I would share a few…
Ken Davenport addresses some myths and rules to consider before investing in a Broadway show.
He also provides some interesting insight about wanting your first big [...]