Is NI hike a tipping point for insurers?
Ahead of the National Insurance rate for employers increasing from 13.8% to 15% next month, Neil Garrett, sales director at Verisk, considers if Labour's latest hike could force insurers to rethink the way they handle claims.
The UK’s government’s recent decision to increase National Insurance contributions has placed an unwelcome burden on employers across industries.
For insurance companies, where claims handling relies
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