But a controversial funding cap aimed at administrative costs, and an ever-widening wage gap between public and private social workers, has nonprofits fearful their struggling industry is about to take another fiscal hit.
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Tuesday, April 11, 2006
Journal Inquirer - State/Region - 04/11/2006 - Nonprofits say they're caught in fiscal squeeze
Journal Inquirer - State/Region - 04/11/2006 - Nonprofits say they're caught in fiscal squeeze: "On paper, Connecticut's extensive network of private, nonprofit social service groups appears headed for a modest, 2 percent increase in state funding next fiscal year.
But a controversial funding cap aimed at administrative costs, and an ever-widening wage gap between public and private social workers, has nonprofits fearful their struggling industry is about to take another fiscal hit.
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But a controversial funding cap aimed at administrative costs, and an ever-widening wage gap between public and private social workers, has nonprofits fearful their struggling industry is about to take another fiscal hit.
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