On the surface, meritocracies seem beneficial to organizations. After all, they advance the people with the best performance, right? In reality, meritocracies hurt your most vulnerable employees. Everyone has merit; ...
The latest Weekly Wrap-up introduces viewers to everything happening at CUNA News. There was a lot going on in the first week of May. Watch the full video to learn ...
This week we filed comments with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) on its proposed rule that would cap credit card late fees. We believe this proposal is a serious ...
RSA Conference 2023 returned to its pre-pandemic pandemonium. Attendance seemed to have returned to around 50-60,000 attendees, streets were packed, and restaurants were all but sold out or booked ...
With issues such as climate change and social inequality at the forefront of public discourse, consumers are looking to do business with companies that align with their values and are ...
I wrote last week about how to best manage your time. We’re all busy – with emails, meetings, and regular tasks taking up our work hours, plus trying to balance ...
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s (CFPB) credit card late fee proposed rule is a “gross deviation from the Bureau’s standards for issuing policies grounded in sound and relevant ...
NAFCU Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Ann Petros called on the CFPB to rescind its proposed rule to reduce the credit card late fees safe harbor, outlining more than 20 ...
