At a time when few answer a call from an unknown number, insurers can identify themselves as a legitimate caller by displaying logos and a reason for the call on the recipient’s device.
Survey responses from 1,000-plus subjects very much confirmed that gig work is here to stay. 59 million Americans—36%of the workforce—are classified as gig workers.
People who choose interim or contract work are often highly skilled, mission-oriented and project-based individuals who assimilate quickly into new environments.
At a time when few answer a call from an unknown number, insurers can identify themselves as a legitimate caller by displaying logos and a reason for the call on the recipient’s device.
People who choose interim or contract work are often highly skilled, mission-oriented and project-based individuals who assimilate quickly into new environments.
We had expected the U.S. economy to muddle through 2022 to a soft landing with modest inflation, but we find ourselves with skittish markets and possibly a downturn in 2023.
When the pandemic hit, the world didn't have a choice: Everyone who could work from home worked from home. The question was whether the trend would last.
Lead by example and embody positivity, confidence, humility and gratitude. You will have a significant impact on the success of your team or organization.
In this webinar with ITL Editor-in-Chief Paul Carroll, Michel Leonard, head of the Insurance Information Institute's Economics and Analytics Department, discusses the prospects for P&C growth in the face of fiscal and geopolitical risks.
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