P/C Carriers Losing Ground to MGAs in Talent War

Why a Focus on Development Is Critical to Retaining Talent

The insurance industry's talent problems are no longer looming — they are here. While it may take many components to find a potential solution to this problem, one area ...

Hiring Tip for Insurers: Seek Out the Curious

Actions vs. Talk: Is the Insurance Industry Coming Through on DEI Commitments?

Though the last five years have included events — specifically the murder of George Floyd — that prompted many company leaders to make commitments to diversity, ...

Remote Work Saves Global Commuters 72 Minutes a Day: Study

Working from home is saving commuters around the world 72 minutes a day — time they're splitting between their jobs, leisure and caregiving, a new study shows.

Ranks of Quiet Quitters Climb as Layoffs Mount

Close to 1 in 5 workers has fully checked out on the job, and employees' sense that they're being treated fairly has plummeted, according to two new surveys that paint a ...

CFOs Now Occupy Hottest Seat in Boardroom and Most Acute Labor Shortage

It's not just truck drivers and nurses. The most acute labor shortage for many companies right now is the chief financial officer.

Laid Off Tech Workers Are About to Get Help—From Allstate

Allstate Corp. plans to tap the pool of recently fired tech workers to help the insurer overhaul its business. The company—best known for auto and home policies—is investing in technology ...

Bold Movers and Losers: Incumbents Need to Act While InsurTechs Stumble

At a time when InsurTechs face major headwinds and incumbent insurers benefit from market tailwinds, it's time for the traditional insurers to make bold strategic moves, McKinsey partners said in a ...

U.S. Targets Non-Compete Clauses That Block Workers From Better Jobs

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission, which enforces antitrust law, proposed a rule that would ban companies from requiring workers to sign non-compete provisions as well as ...

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