San Francisco Drops Effort to Limit Pay of Charity CEO’s

Legislation that would have required nonprofit groups in San Francisco to limit the amount they pay their chief executives was altered last week to remove those pay limits, reports the San Francisco Chronicle.

The legislation will now require city-financed nonprofit groups to report to the city once a year about how much their top officials receive and how much of it was paid by the city. The original proposal by Supervisor Jake McGoldrick sought to limit salaries and benefits for executives to six times the total compensation of their lowest-paid full-time employee, reports the newspaper.