Haaretz just posted a really interesting story about Jewish organizations in the US and the global economic mess.
The main take-away is that most of the organizations will probably survive one round of cost-cutting, because it will be trimming the fat, and that those who use it as am opportunity to consolidate wisely (like, say, getting rid of overly expensive facilities and under-performing personnel) as opposed to using this as an excuse to drive more politically motivated cuts.
Read the article here
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Can U.S. Jewish organizations survive the economic crisis?
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