WASHINGTON–While newly released data on overall employment shows jobs continue to be added, the National Federation of Independent Business said its monthly jobs report indicates a general slowdown in employment activity for small businesses in March, with a seasonally adjusted net 11% planning to create new jobs in the next three months, down one point from February and the lowest level since May 2020.
WASHINGTON—America’s Credit Unions has sent two letters to Capitol Hill outlining its positions on privacy legislation and the relationship between CUs and the FHFA, respectively.
LONE TREE, Colo.–Todd Marksberry, the well-known president and CEO of Canvas Credit Union, has resigned from the position. The board has named Colleen Knoll, the credit union’s CFO since 2012, as interim CEO.
OLYMPIA, Wash.–Seven branches of Washington State Employees CU as well as its headquarters were closed following death threats made to a member service rep.
MANCHESTER, N.H.— America’s Credit Union Museum and the African American Credit Union Coalition (AACUC) will host a reception titled “African American Voices in the Credit Union Movement” on July 20 at the museum.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–Harvard University Employees Credit Union has announced a charter conversion and a (slight) name change.
PASADENA, Texas–Gulf Coast Educators FCU has selected PSCU/Co-op Solutions to provide it with debit and in-house credit processing, as well as ATM Terminal Driving services.
WESTMINSTER, Colo.–-Horizons North Credit Union has named a new president and CEO.
MADISON, Wis.–The World Council of Credit Unions will host a special Earth Day webinar today titled, “Exploring the Opportunity of Credit Union Climate Solutions.” The webinar is scheduled for April 22 at 11 a.m. ET.
LONDON–Law enforcement officials across 19 countries are reporting they have shut down an online platform that earned at least $1 million by selling phishing kits to cybercriminals that may have been involved in attacks on tens of thousands of victims.
