Comments on Independent Living Blog: Charities shouldn't need to pay huge salaries

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2010-06-03T18:58:15.113+01:00

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This really makes my blood boil, particularly when...

2009-11-18T11:04:53.716Z

This really makes my blood boil, particularly when the public part with their hard-earned cash to help charities close to their heart, just to find the "fat cats" are reaping the benefits. How do they sleep at night...!

Then you get the dedicated "workers", many of whom are voluntary... It just doesn't seem fair does it.

Yes, I have many personal feelings regarding char...

2009-11-18T10:38:32.204Z

Yes, I have many personal feelings regarding charities and the pay of their Chief Executives. Just a simple Google search found this job advert which makes me titter:

Could you be the next Chief Executive of the British Humanist Association - the national charity supporting and representing people who seek to live good lives without religious or superstitious beliefs? We promote humanism, campaigning for an open society and a secular state, and work with others of different beliefs for the common good.
Based: London
Salary: £50,000 - £65,000 plus benefits
Closing: 23 December 2009

Who on Gods earth donates money to this type of charity in a recession? Where does this money come from to pay the Chief Executive? Nothing short of a scandal.