September 4, 2008
Job-Market Jitters
The poor economy is making it hard for fund raisers to find work
In mid-June, one month after Jaime Weller-Lafavor received a pay raise and a glowing performance review, she was shocked to learn that her job as director of development at a West Coast youth group was being abolished.
Ms. Weller-Lafavor, who has a master's degree and several years' experience as executive director of a local Lutheran social-services group, understood that her new organization was facing financial difficulty. But she says she was unprepared for the abrupt way in which
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