2021 has been a year filled with events that impacted credit unions, from new legislation that affected members and employees, evolving COVID-19 requirements and even New York state politics. Plus, a pending credit union merger was big news among credit union professionals. Here’s a look at the top 10 most-read New York Minute articles in 2021:
- Cuomo signs legislation requiring actions to prevent overdraft fees
- SEFCU, CAP COM merger to create new $8 billion credit union
- Monday: Masks or proof of vaccine required in all indoor public places
- Hochul signs legislation regarding electronic monitoring of employees
- Massive victory:’ New York grants credit unions access to Excelsior Linked Deposit Program, effective immediately
- Hochul declares state of emergency over COVID spike, new variant
- Here’s what credit unions need to know about mask-wearing, social distancing
- What to know about minimum wage, exempt salary level increases for 2022
- Find out what Cuomo’s resignation means for your credit union
- Learn about vaccine implications on employment at complimentary webinar on Tuesday
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, and thanks for being a New York Minute reader! We look forward to continuing to bring you the news that impacts your credit union in 2022.