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At least three credit unions in North Carolina, Texas and Hawaii may be among the first in the industry to require the COVID-19 vaccination for all of their employees.
Amid the vaccination-related controversies that continue to arise as COVID's Delta variant surges across the nation, the $1.9 billion Allegacy Federal Credit Union in Winston Salem, N.C., the $1.7 billion Credit Union of Texas in Allen and the $2.2 billion Hawaii State Federal Credit Union in Honolulu, announced their new policies on Monday.
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