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NCUA's Johnson continues career in high gear; board job even better than she expected

By Sarah Snell Cooke

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-NCUA Board Member JoAnn Johnson didn't move all the way from Iowa to be sitting pretty on the NCUA Board. She worked hard to get where she is and has no plans of being idle now. Hard work is something Johnson has never shied away from, she said. On...

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CUSO Financial Services continues to build `shared investment' network

SAN DIEGO - Much like the established shared branching connections that crisscross the country, CUSO Financial Services is slowly building a link for members to access investment services nationwide. The concept of a "shared investment network," is well underway with CFS, a San Diego-based broker dealer recently aligning with MediaMap,...

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July 09, 2002

Dealing effectively with terror and violence in Cus

WARSAW, Poland -When Richard Woldt, a 30-year veteran of CUNA Mutual Group, spoke at a breakout session at the World Council of Credit Unions' Sixth International Leadership Institute, about how to handle terrorism in credit unions, he was aware that someone in the audience had been in a credit union...

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July 09, 2002

Competition not so much a priority as getting the word out for Delaware's new trust services company

NEW CASTLE, Del. - Nearly six months into the launch of DELCU Financial Services, L.L.C.'s trust services operation, competition from rival banks are not as high a priority as making a name for itself throughout the Mid-Atlantic states. Earlier this year, CU Members Trust Services, formed as a subsidiary of...

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July 02, 2002

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July 02, 2002

Special Report: HR & Benefit Options

One of the greatest challenges facing human resource departments today is employee retention. In a special report on pages 18-20 we look at what programs some credit unions have lined up to help boost morale and go a long way to making employees feel valued.

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July 02, 2002

Survey finds that it pays to have a good attitude

MENLO PARK, Calif. - Interested in a management-level position? Well check the smug attitude at the door. According to a RHI Management Resources survey, 50% of chief financial officers cite displaying arrogance as a candidate's worst mistake when interviewing for a management-level position. "When hiring at the senior level companies...

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July 02, 2002

Creative solutions to managing employee stress

With everyone being time-starved and job stress at an all time high, an Oxford Health Plans Wellness in the Workplace Survey reveals a few unconventional methods some employers are implementing to help staffers relax, relate and release: 13% of American workers have access to an employer provided meditation room of...

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NCUA's Johnson continues career in high gear; board job even better than she expected

Special Report: Investment Products/Financial Planning

Polish credit unions prepare for the European Union

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CUSO Financial Services continues to build `shared investment' network

Dealing effectively with terror and violence in Cus

Competition not so much a priority as getting the word out for Delaware's new trust services company

Top 10 Factors for Successful Outsourcing

Special Report: HR & Benefit Options

Survey finds that it pays to have a good attitude

Creative solutions to managing employee stress