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Tags: bilingual, population
“As the Valley’s Latino population continues to rise, it’s becoming more difficult for credit unions to find qualified bilingual employees.
“It’s proving to be a huge challenge,” said Laura Lowe Edgar, director of community services for Arizona Federal, which is looking to hire 30 bilingual employees.”
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