Thirteen percent of nonprofits have suspended all or most of their operations, and nearly 17 percent have eliminated or reduced positions, according to a new survey.
Nearly 43 percent have modified their operations extensively without eliminating positions, while slightly more than 27 percent have made no changes, according to the survey by Unemployment Services Trust, a provider of human-resource and unemployment-insurance services for nonprofits.
Forty-nine percent of nonprofits polled said more than half of their
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