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Grow Your Credit Union - Return-to-Office Strategies, Major Credit Union Mergers, and Revamping Employee Onboarding

Return-to-Office Strategies, Major Credit Union Mergers, and Revamping Employee Onboarding

Grow Your Credit Union

11/18/24 • 31 min

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Are credit unions ready to leave remote work behind? Corporate CEOs are making bold moves, with 80% planning full-time office returns in the next three years. For credit unions, the decision isn’t just about where employees work—it’s about maintaining culture, collaboration, and member service.

But as leaders wrestle with workforce strategies, bigger shifts are looming. A planned merger between First Technology Federal Credit Union and Digital Federal Credit Union would create the sixth-largest credit union in the U.S. While this promises growth, critics argue it could erode competition and push smaller credit unions closer to extinction.

And finally, we cover the broken process of employee onboarding: With only 39% of employees finding it clear and 22% calling it disorganized, credit unions must rethink how they welcome new talent—or risk losing them altogether.

In this episode hosts Joshua Barclay and Becky Reed welcome guest Shawn Premer, Chief Human Resources Officer at Consumers Credit Union to discuss these challenges—and offer solutions to keep credit unions growing.

11/18/24 • 31 min

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