Millennials are now the majority of the U.S. workforce and are projected to comprise 50% of the global workforce by 2020.
With 4 million baby boomers retiring nationwide each year, the looming talent crisis facing the insurance industry is a cause of concern for many organizations. With nearly 400,000 open positions projected by 2020 and less than 5% of millennials interested in working in insurance, Insurance Careers Trifecta says the industry needs to come together to find a solution.
“Insurers are facing a growing war for talent, the focus needs to shift toward recruiting and engaging the next generation of talent and bringing millennials into insurance,” Greg Jacobson, co-CEO for The Jacobson Group said in a statement. “Insurers must join together and re-brand insurance as the industry of choice for young professionals.”
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