Șefa unui ONG din Los Angeles a primit 1,6 milioane de dolari în doi ani. Jumătate din bani erau pentru zile de concediu rămase

A nonprofit organization in Southern California has faced scrutiny after its executive director received over $1.6 million in compensation over two years. Carol Adelkoff, who resides in Hawaii, has led the 1736 Family Crisis Center, which provides shelters and support services. The organization claims the high payments were primarily due to accumulated vacation days, not a salary increase. Experts question the reasonableness of her compensation compared to similar organizations, as it significantly exceeds median salaries. The center relies heavily on government funding, raising concerns about oversight and compensation practices.