Join the Personnel Co-op
We invite you to participate in the Co-op's activities. Your expertise
will enhance the Co-op and the Co-op in turn will provide you with
new information and fresh perspectives.
The Co-op is open to organizations and individuals with an interest
in the personnel management of non-profit organizations. Focus on
many activities within the Co-op will be the particular needs and
concerns of international development and relief organizations.
Benefits to members include:
- Receiving all mailings and announcements
- Opportunities to meet and contact your counterparts in similar
organizations
- Discounts on workshops and seminar fees
- Discounts on Salary and Benefits Surveys
- A say in determining Personnel Co-op activities and future directions
We need your help and participation to make the Co-op work. If you
are interested in becoming a member , please download and complete
the application and send it with
a payment check to the Co-op.
When sending your application and membership check, please also indicate
any topics on which you would like to see us organize a workshop or
seminar. That will help us in meeting your needs and make the Co-op
function better for you.
If you have any questions about the Co-op or the activities planned
for the coming year, please contact Alison Smith at (203) 226-3651,
info@personnelcoop.org. We look forward
to hearing from you.
Salary and Benefits Survey
For the past 27 years The Personnel Co-op has published a Salary
and Benefits Survey for non-profit organizations and foundations with
international development programs. The report is a 100+ report
on salary and salary ranges for 87 typical HQ jobs offered in non
profit organizations involved with international relief and development.
The positions range from Executive Director/CEO to mail clerk/messenger.
The compensation data is reported by geographic location, size of
budget, and number of employees.
In addition, the survey provides basic information on benefits, perquisites,
and compensation practices. Seventy organizations participated this
year. All information is kept confidential and the results of
the survey are reported in a manner that protects the confidentiality
of all participants. Only those organizations that participate
in the survey will receive the results.
The Taxpayer Bill of Rights 2 , also known as intermediate sanctions,
suggests that tax-exempt organizations should take pro-active steps
to justify compensation paid to top executives. AID's Office of Procurement
asks that PVOs certify that their personnel policies meet government
requirements. One of the standards asked is that salaries and ranges
be "reasonable". The Personnel Co-op Survey gives you an
objective standard to judge the "reasonableness" of your
organization's salaries and benefits.
For a copy of the questionnaire or for more information, contact
Alison Smith at the Personnel Co-op (203) 226-3651.
Expatriate Salary and Allowances Surveys are done every two years.
Our first Local Staff Salary & Benefits Survey is being produced in 2007.