Blog: Time to invest in existing and future talent

Diversity

The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a reshaping of the working environment. Steve Woodhouse, Marsh HR director for UK and Ireland, explains why now is the perfect time to plan for brighter, more successful future for both existing employees and the next generation.

Over the past decade, the insurance industry has made significant strides in developing more inclusive and diverse workforces, while continuing to recognise that there is a lot still to do to better

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