Credit unions, work from home, and burnout
A year ago, organizations around the country scrambled to limit in-person work. Remote work boomed. But do credit union work from home policies cause employee burnout? Yes and no. Here’...
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Foundation Field Notes Episode 10
Improving people’s financial well-being takes creativity, commitment and a culture of service. These are the stories of credit unions and how they are putting people’s financial well-being at ...
Build employee skills — and member satisfaction — with a valuable degree
Your goal is helping credit union members live their best financial life, and that starts with investing in your employees. What if you could team up with a top-ranked institution ...
eSchool teaches importance of compliance to credit union frontline staff
Credit union frontline workers will learn the importance of compliance and the best way to communicate regulations to members by attending CUNA Frontline Compliance eSchool, to be held in five ...
SBA releases new PPP application forms
Following the issuance of an interim final rule to incorporate changes made to the paycheck protection program (PPP) by the American Rescue Plan Act, the Small Business Administration (SBA) published ...
Executive compensation tax final regs take effect Jan. 1
In January 2021, the IRS issued final regulations on the 21% excise tax levied against credit unions beginning in 2018 based on the income of certain highly compensated employees. The ...
How to combine organic content & pay-per-click campaigns for your financial institution
The big question – should every piece of content that you post to your channels be sales/product related? The answer – yes and no. Simply put, no – every piece shouldn’t ...
The omnichannel approach with Jason Osborne
The omnichannel approach… It’s packed with potential for your financial institution’s success, but are you really doing it? Jason Osborne –– Global Head of Consumer Banking at Genpact –– has ...