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Editor's comment: Not ageing well

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With the countdown to my next ‘big’ birthday already started, I’m the first to admit that none of us are getting any younger.

However, Post's 2017 Census reveals that over the past two years the sector has in fact aged two-and-a-half years as the average age of an insurance employee has risen to 39 since 2015 when it was 36

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