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23 May 2013 | Niki May Young

Niki May Young ponders the importance of being able to ask the silly questions.

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Public trust on the rise, Commission reports

In a world seemingly becoming ever more cynical, it is extremely encouraging to see the findings of the Charity Commission's recent trust and confidence report.

Hide and seek

William Jensen seeks opportunities from the current malaise.

Beware Vista by stealth

With a little planning, the arrival of an unexpected guest need not spell disaster, suggests Paul Sparkes.

Redefining the sector

What new language can the sector expect, Ian Allsop asks.

Flexible working rests on the buy-in of the workforce and mutual benefit of the arrangements. There is no mutual benefit for employees in zero-hours. It is a wholly one-sided arrangement. I have yet to meet a single third sector employee who wants zero-hours.

» What charities should know about zero-hour contracts

Striking a balance: valuing our volunteers

Dame Elisabeth Hoodless recently suggested that volunteers strike for a day to make people realise just how much society relies on them.

Recession planning

John Kelly says the current economic slowdown is not a typical recession.

Careering about

Do you know what you want, and are you prepared to go and get it? Paul Bennett.

A yawning imbalance, or a bit of a yawn

Professor Avinash Persaud considers global imbalances.

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