Q1 2023 Insurance Labor Market Study Indicates Continued Growth
The latest iteration of the Semi-Annual
“Overall, recruiting remains challenging and retention is a key focus for 2023,” said
“Although the insurance industry is still addressing financial challenges related to inflation, rising reinsurance costs and volatile equity markets, most companies have a positive outlook for revenue growth in 2023,” said
Some of the study’s key findings include the following:
- In the next 12 months, 67% of insurance carriers plan to increase staff and 23% plan to maintain their current staff size. Technology, claims and underwriting roles are the industry’s greatest need.
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Seventy-nine percent of companies expect to grow revenue during the next 12 months; this is 6 points higher than the
July 2022 study. - Currently, 92% of companies offer a hybrid work model to their employees. Throughout the next six months, 72% of companies expect their employees in the office at least one day a week, with just 4% expecting employees in the office every day.
- Nearly all roles remain moderately difficult to fill, with technology, actuarial and underwriting roles considered the most challenging.
- If the industry follows through on its plans, we will see a 1.67% increase in employment during the next 12 months.
For more highlights and commentary, download the full results summary and view the recorded webcast here.
The insurance labor market study has been conducted semi-annually since 2009. Collecting revenue and hiring projections from carriers across all sectors of the industry, it provides a valuable look at the insurance labor market outlook and hiring trends.
The study’s next iteration will occur in
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