• shnizmuffin@lemmy.inbutts.lol
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    9 months ago

    If you want it done Fast and Good, it will not be done Cheap.

    If you want it done Fast and Cheap, it will not be done Good.

    If you want it done Good and Cheap, it will not be done Fast.

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    9 months ago

    Disroot has an annual report which includes financials. https://disroot.org/en/annual_reports/AnnualReport2024.pdf

    In 2024, we received a total of € 31,743.94
    from an average of 201 Disrooters each
    month. After spending € 23,827.24, VAT
    return of € 2301,00 and Interest on
    savings of € 263,36 we were able to add
    € 7,252.80 to our general funds.
    Our costs in 2024 went towards
    infrastructure - € 4078.61
    payment fees - € 915.92
    office and team supplies - € 313.71
    volunteers fees and wages - € 20,820.00
    and our donation to FLOSS projects - € 927,00

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        9 months ago

        In the Netherlands, volunteers can be paid up to €5.60 per hour and up to €2100 per year (tax-free).

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            9 months ago

            They are considered volunteers in the Netherlands as long as the compensation is way below market rates. I don’t understand why you think this is a problem.

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              I mean I don’t know what the implications of this are so I’m not sure what the problem is. What’s to stop an employer from hiring someone, paying them a few bucks an hour and calling them “volunteers”?

              The bigger issue is that that’s simply not what a “volunteer” is, by definition.

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                What’s to stop an employer from hiring someone, paying them a few bucks an hour and calling them “volunteers”?

                Because most likely would not find volunteers that are ok being paid approx. 170euro a month. Also I think this setting is only applicable to foundations and associations.