Analysis: People agenda pushes advice and employee benefits up the list for brokers
Brokers have been urged to expand their offerings with wellbeing and employee benefit propositions as demands from clients shift due to the Covid-19 crisis.
Brokers are increasingly looking to wellness, engagement and benefits to bolster their offerings, with clients developing a more people-focused outlook, according to experts.
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