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A right to know? 1
Jesper Christensen
28 Feb 2011
28 Feb 2011
Tags: Trustee liability
Jesper Christensen
Partner, Bircham Dyson Bell LLP
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When a senior employee leaves the charity suddenly, the trustees demand to know why but are left in the dark by the chief executive. Jesper Christensen advises what to do.
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The sudden loss of a chief executive
Jesper Christensen
10 Nov 2010
10 Nov 2010
Tags: Funding | Leadership and strategy
Jesper Christensen answers a chair who is concerned about the funding implications following the loss of the charity's highly regarded chief executive.
One of the most valuable assets of any organisation is its employees. In these times of financial uncertainty, it is important to consider the organisation's strategy for limiting its risks in respect of any human resources issues.
A chair of trustees trying to write a reference has a dilemma over the potential consequences of putting the charity's interests before that of the employees.
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