An illustration of a bunch of human figures, with a few highlighted within a magnifying glass. As adjusters step away from their roles and their skills and expertise leave the sector, it's vital that we continue to train new talent to avoid a "brain drain" due to an increase in natural disaster claims. But training in and of itself will not be enough. Photo: pinkrabbit/Adobe Stock

The world of work is going through a perfect storm right now, and it's created a very tight talent market across all industries. The insurance industry, and claims in particular, are not exempt from this challenge.

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