Best Insurance Employer: QBE

Emma Higgins QBE
Photo: QBE

Insurance Post surveyed thousands of employees across the insurance sector and QBE was voted a five-star employer and the third best overall in the large insurer category in 2023.

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Emma Higgins, chief people officer at QBE International, shared some of the reasons why employees at the insurer love working

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