Layoffs have been reported at Servus Credit Union headquarters in Edmonton.
The company told Global News Tuesday it “is undergoing a transformation, which we spoke about in our most recent quarterly financial results release.”
In a statement shared on YouTube, Chief Transformation Officer Michelle Belland said: “staffing changes are often necessary to realize an organization’s full potential.
“A few people in various areas across our organization are leaving us. We are very grateful for their contributions,” Belland said.
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Servus Credit Union said 180 employees were impacted by the layoffs but did not say at what locations.
Servus Credit Union is a member-owned bank based in Edmonton. It’s Alberta’s largest credit union.
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