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Can Training Close Adjuster Talent Gap?

His comments came during a recent panel discussion in Las Vegas on "Examining Best Practices and Industry Trends," held during the 11th annual ACE (America's Claims Event) meeting, sponsored by The

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The retirement of experienced claims adjusters is forcing carriers to redevelop education and recruitment programs to replace and expand their dwindling ranks, insurance executives say.

“There is a void in the industry,” according to George Fay, executive vice president of worldwide property and casualty claims for Chicago-based insurer CNA Financial.

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