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News and information on new hiring practices as well as human resources issues (i.e. sexual harassment training, executive compensation, employee safety training).
The prevalence of remote work, which is likely to continue post-pandemic, is testing leaders without providing ready-made answers.
CUs are conducting video conferences to interview candidates, but some still won't make hiring decisions without a face-to-face interview.
Top credit union executive recruiters share their insights about the current and future landscape.
Unemployment may be high, but many employers expect to have a difficult time finding the talent to suit their needs.
Stay-at-home orders and social distancing will impact which communications channels are needed to reach employees this year.
When it comes to the content of your training for staff, executive leaders/managers and your board, focus on three key areas.
CUs should use the pandemic to build a better normal – one that improves how we hire and retain talent and better serve members.
Direct FCU's director of HR discusses why involving every employee in the CU's core conversion leads to a stronger culture and deeper engagement.
The pandemic has changed consumer behavior, and CUs shouldn't expect a return to old habits any time soon.
To preserve the cooperative culture, CUs must educate new employees on what makes the movement so unique.