A new employee survey isn't good news for the American Red Cross. Just 39 percent of employees trust the senior leadership of the organization. And four out of 10 employees have doubts about the charity's commitment to ethical conduct.
The summary of the survey results obtained by NPR and ProPublica comes on the heels of NPR and ProPublica's reporting last month that the charity struggled to meet the basic needs of victims in recent storms and diverted needed resources for public relations purposes.
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