Vol. 7, No. 27 July 3, 1996
Thirteen years ago, the role of a credit union teller was beginning to evolve. Advances in technology were creating more remote-access opportunities for members and predictions were made about the future of the teller position.
The consensus was that the number of teller positions would shrink, but the teller job wouldn't completely go away. Economists, consultants and credit union executives surveyed in a Credit Union Times article said that there would be fewer tellers in the future, but the teller job would evolve to include more responsibility and bigger paychecks.
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