Travelers to cut 6% of UK and Ireland workforce
Insurance Post has learned that Travelers is cutting 6% of its UK and Ireland workforce to "enhance efficiencies," affecting an estimated 48 members of staff.
On Thursday (30 July), employees were told internally that there would be job cuts across the carrier’s UK and Ireland offices.
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