This report combines insights from research literature and findings from author interviews with credit union leaders and staff regarding optimal hybrid work arrangements and strategies.
Remote work has shifted views on traditional workplace culture. With employees returning to the office, credit union leaders will need to rethink their organizational workplace strategy, from physical spaces to new policies and practices that will meet employees' evolving expectations.
At a time when credit unions are reimagining their physical facilities, it is worth considering how workplace design can be an important weapon in the war for talent. In this study, we explore how workspace variety affects employee satisfaction and productivity.
In today’s tight job market, competitive compensation and benefits are table stakes in attracting, recruiting, and retaining talent. What is often overlooked is the importance of workplace design. Investing in flexible employee workspaces can pay dividends in employee recruitment, productivity, and retention.
Effective board governance is essential for credit union sustainability and health. From board evaluation practices to board composition, Filene has curated resources for credit union leaders seeking to learn more about strategies to improve board governance.
A board of directors can make or break the success of a credit union. Yet credit unions sometimes find board governance lacking or inadequate for meeting their challenges. This report provides research-based recommendations for improving board composition, including formalizing recruitment and evaluation to help credit unions leverage more from their boards of directors.
