Part Three in a Six-Part Series Sharing What Every Nonprofit Leader Needs to Know to Win in a Data-Driven Funding World I want to take a moment for the people doing one of the hardest jobs there is. The case managers, program directors, and nonprofit staff who show up every day for people navigating housing […]
The 2024 PAGA reforms were positioned as a relief mechanism for California employers. Roughly two years in, they are functioning more like a stress test. The cure provisions, manageability standards, and proportionality reviews introduced by AB 2288 and SB 92 have not lightened the operational burden. They have moved it forward, compressed it, and made […]
California employers are entering a new phase of PAGA litigation. Recent appellate developments around overlapping PAGA actions are changing how settlements, claim preclusion, and employee-level releases are evaluated. The legal debate is important—but the operational implication is larger. The real issue is no longer whether a settlement exists. It is whether the underlying data can […]
Part Two in a Six-Part Series Sharing What Every Nonprofit Leader Needs to Know to Win in a Data-Driven Funding World Earlier in this series, I wrote about the difference between a person and a file. This time, Twelve Chairs is about the difference between a chair and a human being. Somewhere last week, a case […]
A Six-Part Series Sharing What Every Nonprofit Leader Needs to Know to Win in a Data-Driven Funding World I’ve been a technologist most of my career — happily behind the scenes for the last decade. In 2024, the Urban League of Broward County, Florida, brought iBridge a problem: the nonprofit sector needed a case management […]
