Ebony-Maria Levy reveals some practical strategies for ensuring the sustainability of your acquisition program through the lawful engagement of human labour in fundraising supply chains. Ebony-Maria Levy reveals some practical strategies for ensuring the sustainability of your acquisition program through the lawful engagement of human labour in fundraising supply chains. Australian charities and third-party suppliers of fundraising services soliciting donations on their behalf have faced increased public, media and regulatory scrutiny following the commencement of the Charity Collection Inquiry initiated by the Fair Work Ombudsman (FWO) in October 2016. The FWO has since investigated several charities to assess compliance with Australian workplace laws throughout fundraising supply chains. This includes charities…
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