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CUNA details remittance cost

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WASHINGTON - In a February 28 statement to the Senate Banking Committee, CUNA and the World Council of Credit Unions reiterated their opposition to a provision of the U.S. Patriot Act which calls on the U.S. Treasury to study the issuing of special financial service ID numbers to foreigners using...

Special Report: Human Resources & Benefit Options

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

From on-site credit union workout facilities, to juggling employee schedules, the HR & Benefit Options Special Report on pages 16-18 covers the latest HR issues. Delaware CUSO partners with bank to offer members trust services Turn to page 22 to find out how a Delaware CU League CUSO...

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Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

South Division Credit Union, Evergreen Park, Ill., has named Janet Oesterreich branch supervisor. USA Federal Credit Union, Troy, Mich., has named Norman Soucy business development manager. CEFCU, Peoria, Ill., has promoted David Geier to credit projects manager and Sue Mote to cash operations manager.

Longtime CU volunteer dies of heart attack

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. - Credit Union Times has just learned that longtime credit union volunteer Thomas E. Tucker has passed away. Tucker died of a heart attack at his home in Big Bear, California in early December. Retired from Hughes Aircraft after 25 years of employment, Tucker taught various...

CO-OP takes training cross-country

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

ONTARIO, Calif. - CO-OP Network User's Training Program is hitting the road. Designed to expand one-on-one communications with member credit unions the training will cover day-to-day activities performed by credit unions based on their relationship with CO-OP Network, including pulling reports, researching transactions, balancing ATM terminals and creating adjustments. A...

Yearly performance reviews still standard at most companies

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

MENLO PARK, Calif. - Despite arguments presented by some HR experts that performance evaluations are a thing of the past, most managers still conduct them and consider doing so part of their job description. The question though is, how often should they be scheduled? A survey developed by OfficeTeam, a...

Woodstock Institute's Bush meets with Matz

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WASHINGTON - Malcolm Bush, president of the Woodstock Institute and recent critic of the lack of data substantiating credit unions' efforts to serve low-income people, would not comment on his recent meeting with newly nominated NCUA Board Member Deborah Matz. Bush, a member of the National Community Reinvestment Coalition's Board,...

Progressive pulls out of CU bond insurance game

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

MAYFIELD VILLAGE, Ohio - Progressive Insurance is phasing out its credit union bond program. The Credit Union Insurance Alternative, underwritten by Progressive Insurance had offered credit unions Bond, D&O, Employment Practices Liability and other related coverages with limits up to $10 million. The credit union bond market is tough to...

DONATIONS

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

Riverside County's Credit Union, Calif., auto brokerage service Auto Expert has donated $3,750 to the Riverside County Chapter of the American Red Cross. During a one-day event $50 was donated to the Red Cross for each car sold. A total of 75 cars were sold to members. Credit Union ONE,...

A very delicate political balance keeps CU CRA legislation from being introduced, but the balance changes all the time

Peter Westerman | March 12, 2002

WASHINGTON - Judging from their comments on the issue, credit unions largely celebrated when the NCUA overturned the Community Action Plan regulation in late December 2001. But if the tides of politics on Capitol Hill change by a relatively few votes, observers say, credit unions could find themselves fighting legislatively...

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