HEY Credit Union is a successful expanding member-owned organisation dedicated to providing quality financial services to our 14,000+ members. We are keen to recruit people who share our values and would enjoy helping to grow the worldwide credit union movement.

Employment Vacancies

BRIDLINGTON BRANCH DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANT

Part time

£10,572 per year

Hours:   3 days a week (normally Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays)

You’ll be based in our Bridlington town centre branch, delivering outstanding service to members visiting in person, by phone and online, entering savings and loans transactions on the computer system, keeping the branch looking fresh and appealing, and enthusiastic about growing our business.   You’ll receive excellent training and support as a member of our friendly team.

This role would suit a reliable, well-organised person with:

• excellent customer care skills;
• a careful and accurate approach;
• ability to communicate well;
• knowledge / experience of financial services (savings and loans)

We offer a competitive salary, pension scheme and staff benefits package including save as you earn.

To apply please complete the Application Form and return it to us by email - info@hullandeycu.co.uk or post - HEYCU, 38 Brook Street, Hull, HU2 8LA.

Closing date Monday 8^th February 2021

Application Form (PDF / Word)

Job Description

Directors

Nominations are now closed.

Volunteering Opportunities

If you're interested in any of the volunteering opportunities below, and would like an informal chat about possibilities, please contact us on 01482 778 753 or email info@hullandeycu.co.uk.

Volunteer with us at Withernsea

We are keen to recruit extra volunteers to help us expand and serve more people in Withernsea.   Joining our friendly team there would be a great way to learn new skills, meet new people and make a big difference to your community. The time commitment is up to you – whatever you can manage on a regular basis will be appreciated.

We are working in partnership with Withernsea Big Local to make Withernsea a Credit Union Town – one that says NO to high cost credit but YES to affordable, responsible saving and borrowing.   Could you help us?

Pennies 2 Pounds School Banks

We are working on an exciting project to establish school banks in the primary schools around our region.

Would you like to help the next generation to catch the savings habit early in life and develop a healthy attitude to looking after money?

We need volunteers to go into schools once a week to help record deposits, enrol pupils in the Pennies 2 Pounds clubs and promote the scheme. Training will be provided that could lead to an accredited award.

Local Members Groups

As owners of this business, you are our future!

Do you want to promote your Credit Union and recruit new members? Or have some good ideas to help us develop?

If so, you could volunteer for one of our Local Members' Groups.

We currently have the following Groups up and running and meeting dates are available from the branch:

• East Yorkshire (Driffield)
• South Holderness (Withernsea)
• Goole & District (Goole).

If members would like to form a group in any other areas - we'd love to hear from you too!

Spread the word

We have a voluntary group of supporters called HEY Leaders who act as our local champions and help us to spread the Credit Union message. To become a HEY Leader, all you have to do is provide us with your e-mail address and we'll send you a monthly newsletter and any posters or leaflets that you may need. The time commitment can be as much or as little as you choose. Any help you can give will be much appreciated, and you'll be playing a vital role in growing The Fairer Alternative.

Becoming a Credit Union HEY Leader could help you:

• gain new skills
• access training opportunities
• meet new people
• make new friends
• gain experience working in a financial services environment
• enhance your career prospects

Others

• distributing leaflets around your neighbourhood
• encouraging your family and friends to join
• putting up posters and newsletters on notice boards at your place of work, church or local community centre
• giving talks about the Credit Union to community groups
• keeping a stock of Credit Union leaflets and forms handy to give to your colleagues and associates on request
• being someone who can answer simple queries from members and prospective members, or put them in touch with Central Office.