Spotlight: Future of insurance work: transitioning back to the office
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When lockdown happened in March some insurers and brokers were better placed than others to continue operating remotely with little or no impact on service. These firms had already been invested heavily in technology to enable more flexible working and so could adapt quicker, but what does the future look like once the return to the office is viable?
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