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Registration for Oregon Business’ second annual 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in
Oregon survey opens April 19th. You may sign up to participate until June 4th. The online employee and employer surveys will run through June 11th.
If your nonprofit has at least 10 paid employees, please consider registering.
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Oregon Business is proud to launch the 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon this year to recognize nonprofits as key businesses critical to the economic health of the state, and ones that employ hundreds of thousands of Oregonians.
Being a great place to work is just as important to nonprofit
organizations as it is to for-profit companies. Workplace satisfaction
helps retain the best employees, cuts turnover costs, boosts
productivity and creativity, and gives organizations a competitive
edge. In an economy where every dollar and every resource counts, it’s
crucial for employers to know how to effectively manage their
workforce.
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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR PARTICIPANTS!
To view the list of the 100 Best Non-Profit Companies to Work For in Oregon, please click here.
For an insider's view on the the Nonprofit Project, please click here.
Our Small Business columnist, Steve Strauss, talks about a different nonprofit strategy here.
To read about how Nonprofits are pulling together to weather the "great recession," please click here.
For more articles, click here.
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 If your organization participated in the 100 Best survey, you're well aware of the precious time and
energy employees invested in it. Get detailed
feedback and data to help illuminate
your nonprofit's best practices
according to its most discerning judges, the
employees. And be sure to share survey results with
them.
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Oregon Business magazine has named the first annual 100 Best
Nonprofits to Work for in Oregon. The rankings were revealed Tuesday
night in a sold-out event at the Portland Art Museum, along with the
October issue of the magazine, which spotlights the winners and the
nonprofit sector.
More than 6,700 employees at over 200
nonprofits throughout the state participated in the project. Based on
the magazine’s widely regard 100 Best Companies project, the nonprofit
version was created to recognized a critical business sector that
employs hundreds of thousands of workers.
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