Author of the article: Dylan Short
Publishing date: Jan 26, 2021 • January 26, 2021 • 2 minute read • A pedestrian wearing a mask to protect against COVID-19 walks past hundreds of paper hearts posted on the windows of All Saints Anglican Cathedral, 10035 103 St., in memory of people lost to COVID-19, in Edmonton Thursday Jan. 21, 2021. The paper hearts stretch around the front of the building. Photo by David Bloom Photo by David Bloom David Bloom /David Bloom/Postmedia
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Many Alberta non-profits are struggling to deal with increased demand and complexities while employing a reduced workforce because of COVID-19, shows a recently released survey.
A report issued by Alberta Non-profit Network (ABNN) found that while the sector is dealing with a heavier workload, the No. 1 concern among the industry is the mental health of employees.
Author of the article: Dylan Short
Publishing date: Jan 26, 2021 • January 26, 2021 • 2 minute read • A pedestrian wearing a mask to protect against COVID-19 walks past hundreds of paper hearts posted on the windows of All Saints Anglican Cathedral, 10035 103 St., in memory of people lost to COVID-19, in Edmonton Thursday Jan. 21, 2021. The paper hearts stretch around the front of the building. Photo by David Bloom Photo by David Bloom David Bloom /David Bloom/Postmedia
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Many Alberta non-profits are struggling to deal with increased demand and complexities while employing a reduced workforce because of COVID-19, shows a recently released survey.
A report issued by Alberta Non-profit Network (ABNN) found that while the sector is dealing with a heavier workload, the No. 1 concern among the industry is the mental health of employees.