Surveys
Friends with the Boss? Less Than One-Quarter Say Yes: Survey
Many employees like their bosses but only 23 percent actually consider their bosses to be their friends, according to new research from staffing firm Accountemps. The survey of 1,000 U.S. workers ...
Emerging Markets Likely to Gain Bigger Share of Global P/C Business: JLT Re
Despite recent slowdowns, emerging economies are expected to outperform advanced markets over the next five years, according to a report published by JLT Re. The emerging economies examined in the ...
60 Percent of Employers Now Allow Occasional Staff Telecommuting: Lockton
Sixty percent of employers now offer occasional telecommuting for their staff. That's a 12 percent increase over 2015, according to a new Lockton survey. What's more, use of this benefit has grown in ...
Having a Data Breach Preparedness Plan Is Not Enough
Most organizations currently have a data breach preparedness plan in place, but a new study indicates that executives are not updating or practicing the plan regularly and lack confidence in its ...
A ‘Hard Brexit’ Could Cost British Finance Firms $48.3B in Revenue
Britain's financial industry could lose up to 38 billion pounds ($48.34 billion) in revenue in a so-called 'hard Brexit' that would leave it with restricted access to the European Union's single ...
Agents to Carriers: We’re Your Customers
Given a choice between two options, agents would prefer that carriers focus their money and time on strengthening the personal bonds between them. Agents are even more emphatic about that when asked ...
CEO-to-Employee Pay Ratio Lower Than Expected: Mercer
The difference between CEO and average employee pay may be lower than expected, according to a recent survey. Global consultant Mercer found that CEO-to-employee pay ratios are actually much lower ...
Looking Ahead: What Do Agents Want From Carriers?
Knowing that agents are more satisfied with benefits they derive from carrier relationships than they are with carrier technology, you might think that agents would want carriers to step up efforts ...