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CUs Search for Balance on BYOD
Employees pressure IT departments to adopt 'bring your own device' policies.
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Next Up: The ‘Internet of Things’
The concept that describes how the Internet will expand as physical items.
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Technology
Next-Generation ATM Goes Cardless, Paperless
Diebold unveils millennial-inspired ATM integrates during Consumer Electronics Show.
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Technology|Operations
Mobile Devices Present Workplace Risks
Examine your CU’s vulnerabilities and shore up security where needed.
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Step Away From Your Smartphone
Digital devices have transformed our personal and work lives—for better and for worse.
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Technology
Manage Mobile Risks at Work
Understand and prepare for the related risks from personal mobile devices.
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Human Resources
Make Room for New HR Tools
From co-working to social recruiting, technology is enhancing human resources.
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Own the Member Experience
CUs find competitive differentiators beyond products and services
Amplifying the CU Message
CUs create a big impact during election season.
Embrace a Living Wage
Sustainable wages help CUs attract and retain staff.
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CUNA to House subcommittee: Eliminate TCPA overreach
It is imperative that Congress take action to eliminate the negative consequences of last year’s changes to the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, CUNA wrote to a House subcommittee conducting a TCPA hearing Thursday.
TCPA, payday proposal covered in this week’s Advocacy Update
CUNA Chief Advocacy Officer Ryan Donovan discusses this week's congressional activities, as well as advocacy strategies for the CFPB's short-term, small-dollar loan proposal in this week's Advocacy Update video.
CUNA looking for TCPA modernization ‘first step’ at hearing
Thursday’s hearing on the Telephone Consumer Protection Act will be a good first step toward highlighting ways to modernize the act, CUNA believes. CUNA has expressed a number of concerns with a TCPA ruling made in July 2015.