On 2013-01-14 12:54, Nick Webb wrote:
Matt -

I do a "fair" amount.  When I started my business (pretty much as a
SA for hire, to some extent) I had some time and it made sense.  I'm
still helping these organizations going forward, but like the others
it get's hard in the long term... I now have a very young daughter and
a large workload from other clients.  

I have reached one of those phases of life as well. Mine is for medical expenses which are excluded from insurance coverage. Over the next few years, the total cost of will approximately equal my gross annual salary, meaning I'm rather motivated to volunteer for more on-call shifts, which are compensated fairly well at my current employer.

Worth asking your boss at the next annual review if
this can be part of your development plan.

My previous employer had a small number of leave hours per employee each year for volunteering for a charitable organization (there were also some specific to the volunteering being at an educational institution.) I thought it was a great idea that only failed due to a site-specific execution problem - management of my division very much discouraged the use of such time.

Danielle
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