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Government to introduce work, health and skills plans for economically inactive
The Labour government is to introduce new work, health and skills plans for the economically inactive, led by mayors and local areas in a bid to reach an 80% employment rate. The...
Read moreReassured appoints chief people officer
Reassured has appointed Zoe Odusina as chief people officer. The life insurance broker said her appointment formed part of its "corporate commitment to further exciting growth plans". Odusina (pictured), who has 30...
Read moreMeeting increasingly complex needs in a rapidly evolving market – UnitedHealthcare Global
Greater complexity at smaller scale schemes is bringing advisers and insurers closer together to meet client needs, says UnitedHealthcare Global group sales director John Kaye. The evolution of global mobility populations...
Read moreMore women experience burnout and stress at work than men – Employment Hero
More women experience burnout than men while only one in 33 women had not been stressed at work in the previous three months, according to a survey from Employment Hero. The survey...
Read moreParents overwhelmingly feel their child is not open about mental health – Bupa
Eight in 10 parents do not feel their child opens up to them about their mental health, according to research from a Bupa survey of parents and children. The research, which coincides...
Read moreHow the sector has navigated the year one challenges of Consumer Duty – analysis
Almost a year on since the first major implementation date for the regulator's Consumer Duty, the protection and health insurance sector finds itself embracing a new shared definition of what good looks...
Read moreCII appoints engagement board members
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has appointed Ben Rose, Roger Jackson and Suzy Middleton as engagement board members responsible for London markets, financial planning and personal finance respectively. Rose is president of...
Read moreMost residents in China’s GBA not satisfied with their level of ‘medical freedom’
More than nine out of 10 (94%) residents in China’s Greater Bay Area (GBA) are not satisfied with their level of ‘medical freedom’, a concept which encompasses their worries about high medical...
Read moreLong wait for NHS treatment remains key factor for going private – PHIN
Long wait times for NHS treatment or a lack of treatment availability continues to be the main driving force for patients to go private, according to research from the Private Healthcare Information...
Read moreAdvisers increase CI and IP market share as sales surge 18% and non-advised completions slump
Advised pure protection product sales rose by almost 18% over the last four years while non-advised sales dropped by nearly 9%, with intermediaries increasing their market share to more than 83% of...
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