Additional pressure in worker shortages is coming from other white-collar industries, which find they are all competing for the same workers when it comes to people with advanced technological skills. Additional pressure in worker shortages is coming from other white-collar industries, which find they are all competing for the same workers when it comes to people with advanced technological skills. (Photo: 1st Footage/AdobeStock)

Insurers attempting to hold the line on premium increases are staring down a number of industry trends conspiring to undermine that resolve, according to a number of industry execs.

Supply chain woes, worker shortages, already high premiums for electric vehicles and a growing incidence of unsafe driving are all exerting pressure on the industry to raise premiums.

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