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RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. - Credit union staff who want to join the California Credit Union League's professional networks but are unable to because their credit union doesn't have the funds to pay for annual dues, can apply for grant assistance from the Richard Myles Johnson Foundation. The foundation's board voted...

HARRIBSBURG, Pa. - The $1.7 billion Pennsylvania State Employees CU ranks 17th on a list of the best places to work in Pennsylvania. The winners were chosen by the Great Places to Work Institute using the same formula as the Fortune "100 Best Companies to Work for in America." PSECU...

SAN DIEGO - There might be a difference between the mindset of the government and that of credit unions, but that doesn't mean their relationship has to be adversarial. With the right tools and know-how, experts say credit unions can learn to work through the strengths and weaknesses of the...

* Get feedback Management's idea of a good time may differ from that of the rest of the team. Poll employees at every level for opinions on what food to serve, the location and time of the party, and more. People who have a say in the process are more...

BEAVERTON, Mich. and KINGSTON, N.Y. - The credit union world recently lost two longtime veterans. Robert Winne, a veteran credit union volunteer for almost 40 years and a founding member of IBM Kingston Employees CU in 1963, passed away in September. Winne was Director Emeritus at the time of his...

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-NCUA Board Member Geoff Bacino has proposed the repeal of the Community Action Plan (CAP) as his recess term expires with the final recess of Congress. One senior official at the agency said it is a common belief around the halls of the agency that Bacino, with this move,...

Many, if not most, credit unions now have e-mail contact with members, and when the members come calling, someone needs to respond. "An e-mail sitting in a queue is just like a ringing phone waiting to be answered," says Doug Wilkerson, president of RTP Federal Credit Union, which serves companies...

SANTA ROSA, Calif. - Rather than the 6% mandated by the Soldiers & Sailors Act, Community First Credit Union has lowered consumer loan interest rates to 0% for those members called to active duty. Community First CU members who are being activated to military duty can apply for the special...