Harrisburg, PA - PSECU, known as Pennsylvania's largest and most convenient credit union, was recently named as one of the Best Places to Work in PA. The Best Places to Work in PA award program, created in 2000, is the first of its kind offered by a state in the country. The program is a public/private partnership of the Central Pennsylvania Business Journal, Pennsylvania Chamber of Business and Industry, Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development, Team Pennsylvania Foundation and the Best Companies Group.
This survey and award program was designed to identify, recognize and honor the best places of employment in Pennsylvania, benefiting the state's economy, its workforce and businesses. The Best Places to Work in PA program is made up of 100 companies split into two groups: 50 medium-sized companies (50-250 employees) and 50 large-sized companies (more than 250 employees). PSECU was the only credit union to make the Best Places to Work in PA in the large category.
PSECU has earned the distinction several times in the past years. "We appreciate our employees recognizing us for this award," notes Cathy Tama-Troutman, PSECU's Vice President, Human Resources.
About PSECU...
PSECU is a full-service, not-for-profit institution that provides convenient, electronically delivered financial services at no or low cost. Chartered in 1933, PSECU is one of the nation's largest credit unions. It serves more than 325,000 members and has over $2.48 billion in assets. All members of the following groups, along with their immediate family, are eligible to join PSECU: state and local government employees; faculty, staff, students and alumni of the Universities within the State System of Higher Education and Harrisburg Area Community College; students, faculty and staff of Elizabethtown College; employees eligible for membership in the Public School Employees' Retirement System (PSERS) or the State Employees' Retirement System (SERS); select school districts; and members of approved associations and employee/occupational groups.