Businesses Must Act To Students Back OnTrack
The U.S. Labor Department estimates that by the end of thisdecade, our nation will face a shortage of 12 million qualifiedworkers for the faster-growing segments of the job market. Andwhile the insurance industry may not need as many workers as somesegments, it's abundantly clear we'll be competing strenuously forthe best talent.
Demand for insurance will continue to climb. The demand will bespurred by, among other things, an aging population interested inhealth care coverage and by uncertainty in our civil justice systemthat carries the potential of large liability awards.
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