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Conference 7.286::dcu

Title:DCU
Notice:1996 BoD Election results in 1004
Moderator:CPEEDY::BRADLEY
Created:Sat Feb 07 1987
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1041
Total number of notes:18759

239.0. "DCU reduction due to DEC reductions" by BTOVT::EDSON_D () Mon Mar 25 1991 14:47

    I didn't know where to put this, so if the moderator(s) wants to move
    this, please do!
    
    Our DCU branch is now one less teller.  It's been rumored that she was
    layed off due to the cutback in DEC.  Have any other DCU sites been
    reduced due to the DEC work force reductions?
    
    Don in BTO (Burlington, Vermont)
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239.1BSS::S_MURTAGHFri Mar 29 1991 15:556
    Are you suggesting that DCU is reducing simply because DEC has, or has
    your site lost so many people that DCU is reducing in response to real
    or anticipated reduction in its own workload? There is no reason for
    DCU to "participate" in any of DECs downsizing efforts, since they are
    not a part of DEC financially.
239.2So, has any other DCU site seen reductions?BTOVT::EDSON_DMon Apr 01 1991 14:3517
    re .1
    
    > Are you suggesting that DCU is reducing simply because DEC has, or
    > has your site lost so many people that DCU is reducing in response
    > to real or anticipated reduction in its own workload?
    
    Actually, I was trying to figure out why the teller was laid off.
    The BTO population has decreased as has the total DEC population.
    I was simply asking if other DCU sites were affected by DEC reductions
    in the work force.  I do realize that DCU is a separate operation that
    has no financial ties with DEC.
    
    As long as DCU members keep an active account balance, they're still
    allowed to keep their money at DCU.  So, just because DEC's population
    goes down, does not mean that DCU's membership goes down.
    
    Don